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Card 16
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The fixed and variable costs of a particular level of production added together.
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Card 17
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The cost of each unit produced or provided.
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Card 18
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Reach a point in the business venture when the profits are equal to the costs.
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Card 19
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A prediction about the break even level of output based on estimates of future sales revenues and costs.
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Card 20
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The amount by which a business actual output is greater than it's break even output.
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Card 21
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When a business increases it's scale of production, which leads to a fall in the average costs of production.
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Card 22
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A business saves on production costs by using better methods and equipment.
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Card 23
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A business can employ specialist managers who improve efficiency.
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Card 24
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A business does not have to pay out as much money to raise the finance.
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Card 25
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A business has a range of products or services, so is not dependent on one product.
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