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breakeven point

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breakeven point

Level of output where costs equal revenue and neither profit nor loss is made.



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``We can't determine what that breakeven point is until we have an application.
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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.
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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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