Cost, Revenue and Profit - Mind Map

Mind Maps have been produced to introduce topics and give students an overview of key topics being studied. This mind map introduces cost, revenue and profit.

Cost, Revenue and Profit - Mind Map

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  • Revenue
    • TR is the money a business earns from selling goods and services
    • TR = Price x Quantity sold (TR = P x Q)
    • TR can be increased by increasing sales, changing prices or a combination of the two
  • Loss
    • A loss occurs when costs are greater than revenue
    • Loss = TC > TR
    • Losses can be expressed as a bracketed term or as a minus number
    • Just because a business makes a loss does not mean it automatically goes 'bust'
  • Cost
    • The amount a business spends in producing goods and services and getting them to its customers
    • Fixed costs have to be paid regardless of any output
    • Variable costs vary directly with the amound produced
    • Total costs are the sum of variable and fixed costs
    • TC = FC + VC
  • Profit
    • Profit is the difference between total revenue and total costs over a period of time
    • Profit = TR - TC
    • If TR > TC the business makes a profit
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