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BREAK-EVEN POINT THE SAFETY EDGE

2021
Cost optimization is one of the ways to preserve the financial and economic stability of a business, therefore, tracking the moment at which the transition from the break-even point to the loss growth zone occurs is the main object of management control. Defining the break-even point as an economical situation in which the costs of a business entity in
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The shrinking renal replacement therapy "break-even" point.

Transplantation, 1999
This study examines the current cost of live donor (LD) transplantation at our institution, and compares it with that of dialysis.The study population consisted of 184 consecutive adult recipients of laparoscopically procured LD kidney transplants. Cost-containment measures instituted during this series included elimination of routine postoperative ...
E J, Schweitzer, A, Wiland, D, Evans, M, Novak, I, Connerny, L, Norris, J O, Colonna, B, Philosophe, A C, Farney, B E, Jarrell, S T, Bartlett   +10 more
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The Break-Even Point

2022
Steven H. Woolf, Robert E Johnson
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Der Weg zum niedrigen Break-Even-Point

2004
Lassen Sie mich am Anfang folgende These wagen: „Mit 50% Ihrer heutigen Ressourcen (Kosten) konnen Sie denselben Umsatz bei besserem Ertrag und viel geringerem Risiko realisieren!“
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Inner Point and Optimization Approach to Constrained Break Even Points

Science Set Journal of Economics Research
The break even points play important role in business analysis and industrial management. Traditional break even analysis is used when a company is trying to determine what single level of sales, prices, and costs is necessary to reach zero profit. We extend a traditional break even points by introducing a new notion of constrained break even points ...
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Economic Value Added Break Even Point of Commercial Banks

Journal of Informatics Education and Research
Economic value added (EVA) is an estimate of a firm’s economic profit, or the value created in excess of the required return of the company’s shareholders. Economic Value Added is the net profit, less the equity cost of the firm capital. The idea is that value is created when the return of the firm’s economic capital employed exceeds the cost of the ...
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Break-even point analysis in a selected winery

Acta Oeconomica Universitatis Selye, 2022
Dominika ČERYOVÁ, Jana LADVENICOVÁ
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Break-Even Point

2011
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