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Cost behaviour and costvolume-profit analysis

1991
For managers to be able to choose between alternative business opportunities, they need information regarding future costs and revenues and the way in which these may vary at different levels of activity. In order to use this information effectively, in the business environment, they also need to understand how costs are determined and the way in which
Aidan Berry, Robin Jarvis
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Cost-Volume-Profit-Analyse

1978
Wie bei der Break-even-Analyse geht es auch bei der Cost-Volume-Profit-Analyse um die Zusammenhange zwischen Kosten, Umsatz und Gewinn, um die Auswirkungen von Preisanderungen, Mengenanderungen, Anderungen der proportionalen und fixen Kosten auf den Gewinn.
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Cost/Volume/Profit Analysis in the Hospital Industry

Health Care Management Review, 1979
Although the concepts and techniques of cost/volume/profit analysis as currently discussed and used in general industry can be adapted to the cost-reimbursed hospital industry, they cannot be employed with any degree of reliability.
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A cash flow cost-volume-profit model

Journal of Accounting Education, 1990
Abstract The traditional cost-volume-profit (CVP) model assumes the accounting flows follow the accrual accounting model. No distinction is made between accrual cost flows and cash flows. This paper looks at several different cash flow break-even models.
Jay Holmen, Dennis Knutson, Dennis Shanholtzer   +2 more
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Cost-volume-profit analysis

1990
After studying this chapter, you should be able to: describe the differences between the accountants’ and the economists’ model of cost—volume—profit analysis; justify the use of linear cost and revenue functions in the accountants’ model; apply the mathematical approach to answer questions similar to those listed on pages 213 and 214 ...
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A Study on Cost Volume Profitability Analysis

International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods
This research aims to identify the optimal production or service volume that maximizes profitability while maintaining cost-effectiveness. By analyzing the balance between production output and associated costs, the study explores businesses can optimize their operations.
null Swathi. P, Neetha Mahadev
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Cost, volume and profitability analysis.

Physician executive, 2002
If you want to increase your income by seeing more patients, it's important to figure out the financial impact such a move could have on your practice. Learn how to run a cost, volume, and profitability analysis to determine how business decisions can change your financial picture.
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Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis Under Uncertainty

Journal of Accounting Research, 1974
Cost-volume-profit analysis is widely used as a means for enabling management to decide whether to make or buy, to continue or discontinue a particular product, to increase production of a product, to introduce new lines, and so on. In the past, an undesirable feature of C-V-P analysis was the assumption that demand and other quantities, such as price ...
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Cost-Profit-Volume Analysis: A Bibliometric Study

In today's globalized world, competition among businesses has become increasingly intense. To remain competitive, companies must develop long-term strategies that enhance their profitability and ensure sustainable growth. The success of a business is primarily measured by its ability to generate profit.
Elifcan Göçmen Polat, Erkan Polat
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2016
The article considers the model for optimal management of profit that founded on economic-mathematical methods. The proposed system is an effective instrument of analysis, prognostications and management.
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