Gregor and Greta have planned to sell 300 bags together in each market. They plan to visit 24 markets during the year, to get an idea of whether the estimated sale of candy bags in the budget is reasonable or not, gregor wants your help to make a zero point calculation based on the following information: kronor comment Selling price 30 each FK 662 000 RK 5 each a)Which is the zero point turnover? b)Will they make a profit based on the estimated number of bags of sweets sold? justify your answer and show your calculations.

Gregor and Greta have planned to sell 300 bags together in each market. They plan to visit 24 markets during the year, to get an idea of whether the estimated sale of candy bags in the budget is reasonable or not, gregor wants your help to make a zero point calculation based on the following information: kronor comment Selling price 30 each FK 662 000 RK 5 each a)Which is the zero point turnover? b)Will they make a profit based on the estimated number of bags of sweets sold? justify your answer and show your calculations.

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337514835

Author:MOYER

Publisher:MOYER

Chapter14: Capital Structure Management In Practice

Section14.A: Breakeven Analysis

Problem 6P

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