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Breakeven 1. The sales or revenues necessary to cover costs and prevent a firm from operating at a loss. The breakeven may be relatively stable or it may fluctuate, depending on the company or industry. Companies with high breakevens tend to have large fluctuations in earnings from year to year. 2. The price of a security, if one sells at it, that will result in neither a profit nor a loss on the sale. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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``We can't determine what that breakeven point is until we have an application. Moreover, there is a radical-sounding, yet proven management approach that should be embraced by all metalcasting firms, regardless of what their top-line revenues, production volumes or imaginary breakeven points may be, to move beyond survival mode or mediocrity. Small labels could feel threatened by it, too, because when your breakeven point is 1,000 records, even a loss of 100 could mean the difference between making it or breaking it on that record," said Shaw. |
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