ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Cash break-even - ✔✔Sales level where operating cash flow (OCF) = 0
✔✔Financial break-even - ✔✔Sales level where net present value (NPV) = 0
✔✔Selling price - ✔✔How much each unit sells for
✔✔Variable cost - ✔✔Cost per unit
✔✔Fixed cost - ✔✔Costs that don't change with output
✔✔Depreciation - ✔✔Non-cash expense spreading cost of an asset over time
✔✔Sales - ✔✔Total revenue from units sold
✔✔Accounting break-even (inclusion) - ✔✔Includes depreciation (non-cash)
✔✔Accounting break-even (level) - ✔✔Higher break-even point
✔✔Cash break-even (inclusion) - ✔✔Ignores depreciation
✔✔Cash break-even (level) - ✔✔Lower break-even point
✔✔Operating Leverage - ✔✔Measures how sensitive operating cash flow is to changes
in sales
✔✔Higher fixed costs - ✔✔Higher operating leverage
✔✔Higher operating leverage - ✔✔Bigger impact of sales changes on cash flow
✔✔Degree of Operating Leverage (DOL) - ✔✔Shows how much operating cash flow will
change when sales change
✔✔High DOL - ✔✔Profits increase faster when sales rise; Losses increase faster when
sales fall
✔✔Low DOL - ✔✔More stable, less sensitive to sales changes
✔✔Current Assets (CA) - ✔✔Expected to turn into cash within a year
✔✔Current Liabilities (CL) - ✔✔Expected to require cash within a year