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    Chapter wise Formula Sheet for AS and A Level Business 9609

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    These are chapter wise formula sheet for AS & A Level Business 9609. Go through the formula sheet to be fully prepared for your exam!

    CHAPTER 1:

    1: Added Value = Selling Price – Cost of Raw Materials

    CHAPTER 3:

    2: Market Share = Sales of business/Sales of Industry  x 100

    3: Market Capitalization= Current share price x total no of shares Issued

    CHAPTER 7:

    4: Income Elasticity of Demand = % Change in Demand
                                                           % Change in Income

    If Income elasticity = ‘ –‘ negative => Inferior Good

    If Income elasticity = + ve => Branded good

    If Income elasticity = Low + ve =>Necessity

    CHAPTER 11:

    5: Labour productivity = Total output in time period
                                                Total staff employed

    6: Absenteeism (%) = No of staff absent/Total no. of staff x 100

    7: Labour turnover = No of staff leaving in 1 year x 100
    Average number of staff employed

    CHAPTER 15:

    8: The size of each section in a PIE chart=Value of one section/Total value of all   sections x 360 degree

    Averages

    9: Mean =   ∑ ƒ χ = sum of results
    Ƒ à No of results

    10: Median = Central or middle value

    Median for ODD No of Observations

    =  No of values + 1
                 2

    Median for EVEN No of Observation

    =  No of values
                2

    Range = Highest values – lowest value

    CHAPTER 16:

    11: Price Elasticity of Demand =   % change in Qty. demanded
                                                               % change in Price

    If  PED<  1 = necessity product
    If  PED> 1  = luxury product

    Pricing

    12: a) Mark up pricing

    Selling price = Total Cost + Mark up %

    13:b) Target pricing (according to the set targets)

    1. Work out total cost
    2. Work out expected returns
    • Total Return = Total cost + expected returns

    Now selling Price = Total return
                                 No of units

    CHAPTER 18:

    14: Promotional Elasticity of demand=  %  Δ in demand
                                                          % Δ in promotional spending

    15: Cross elasticity of demand =   % Δ in demand of good A
    (For product A)                                  % Δ in price of good B

    Δ = Change

    CHAPTER 20:

    16: Productivity = Output
                                  Input

    17: Labour productivity= Total output per time period
                                              Av # of workers employed

    18: Capital productivity = Total output per time period
                                              Av value of capital employed

    CHAPTER 23:

    19: Capacity utilization = Current output level/Maximum output level x 100

    CHAPTER 25:

    20: Free Float = EST – Duration – EST
    (For an activity) at end (at the beginning)

    21:Total Float= LFT – Duration – EST
    (For an activity)  at end (at the beginning)

    CHAPTER 28:

    Cost

    22: Total Cost = Total variable cost + total fixed cost

    23: Total variable cost = Per Unit Variable Cost x No of units sold

    24: Total revenue = selling price x no of units sold

    25: Contribution Margin = P/Unit Selling Price – P/U Variable Cost

    26: Total contribution=  Per unit contribution  x No of Units

    27: Breakeven = Fixed cost/(Qty)  S.P – V.C = Units

    28: Breakeven (value) = B.E units x S.P =£

    29: Profit=Total Revenue – total cost
    Or
    Profit=Total contribution – Fixed cost
    Or
    Profit= Margin of Safety units x C.M per unit

    Where

    Margin of safety = Current output – Breakeven O/P
    Or
    Margin of safety = Maximum output – Breakeven output

    30: Required sales for Target profit = Fixed cost + target profit
                                                          Selling price – variable cost

    CHAPTER 29:

    31:Gross profit = Sales revenue  – Cost of Goods sold (COGS)

    COGS = Opening stock + Purchases – closing stock

    32 Sales Revenue = units sold x S.P per unit

    33 Net profit = Gross Profit – Expenses (Overheads)

    Profitability Ratios

    34 Gross Profit margin (%) = Gross Profit /Sales Revenue x 100
    35 Net Profit margin (%) =  Net Profit/Sales Revenue x100

    Liquidity Ratios

    36: Current Ratio = Current Assets
                                  Current Liabilities

    37: Quick ratio / Acid Test Ratio = Current assets – stocks
                                                                Current liabilities

     CHAPTER 31:

    38: Straight line

    Depreciation = Historical cost – scrap value
                                 Expected life in year

    39: Net realizable value = Final S.P- Expenses incurred to bring an asset in saleable condition.

    CHAPTER 32:

    40: Return on capital employed= Net profit x 100
    Capital Employed

    Financial Efficiency Ratios

    41: Inventory (Stock) turnover=Cost of goods sold/Average inventories =Times
    42: Inventory turnover   =   Average inventories/(Days) COGS x365
    Where Average Inventories = opening stock + closing stock
                                                                    2

    43: Dividend Yield Ratio (%) = Dividend per share/Current share price x100

    Dividend per share= Total annual dividend
                             Total number of issued shares

    44: Dividend cover ratio=Profit after tax & interest
                                                Annual dividends

    45:  Price / earnings ratio= Current share price
                                                 Earnings per share

    Earnings per share = Profit after tax
                                 Total number of shares

    46: Gearing Ratio = Long term loans/Capital employed  x 100

    Or
    Gearing Ratio= Long term debt/Shareholder’s equity   x  100
    50: Interest cover ratio= Operating profit (before tax & interest)
                                                     Annual interest paid

    CHAPTER 33:

    51: Payback month  =Additional net cash to complete investment/Annual Cash flow  x 12

    Total cash inflows – Total cash outflows
                      Life of project

    52: ARR =x100 Investment

    53:  Net present value = Present value of total cash inflows – Present value of cash out flows

    54:  Present value = Discount factor x future cash flows

    CHAPTER 36:

    55: Expected value= Expected revenue x probability

    56: Net return= Total Expected Value – Cost

    IF you have any questions feel free to leave a comment below.

    Good Luck!

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