Break Even Analysis

[@ben33584]

I like the way you begin explaining what fixed costs are with examples keep going sir.

[@AnimeDR]

Well explained, super simple and with examples. Just know that you have saved a life!

[@Liftswnia]

I'm a new student in the UK, and sometimes I'm struggling with the language, but I understood you perfectly, Thanks you !!!

[@3sha4lyf]

Explained it very well... I'm taking CIPS exams in a month and this was very helpful in understanding the BEA. Thank you

[@a.m.aravind]

Thanks for educting. Very useful 👍👌

[@georgearias7336]

VEry easy to understand. Thank you.

[@joshuafernandez4710]

I’m a 12 year old going to algebra, and this helps a lot; thank you!

[@abnerperez2434]

Thankyouu so much for this, helping me in 2020🔥

[@kaynecoleman1975]

great video, how does this equate to a service based business rather than product based?

[@lobsey]

Kayne Coleman there are some cases for a service where VC is zero because of no inputs and in those cases fc=tc. But usually there is a small vc (wages for the person providing the service. Petrol for a lawn mower. Etc)

[@ntcuong01ct1]

Dear Friends, I want to confirm: If a company has passed the break-even point, why should we do variable costs minimums and maximum fixed costs then the profits will increase more?. Thank you.

[@marcusempey6652]

Crickey

[@marcusempey6652]

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