Quiz marże_ENG

What does the scissors effect mean?

• Revenues and costs change at the same rate

• Revenues are higher than costs

• Costs are rising faster than revenues

• Costs are higher than revenues

What factors influence the increase in sales revenue?

• Changes in sales prices

• Inflation

• Fluctuations in exchange rates

• All of the above

Gross margin on sales is revenue from sales minus the costs of materials and wages

• yes

• no

EBIT margin is

• Operating profit margin

• Net profit margin

• Gross profit margin

• Gross margin on sales

EAT margin is

• Operating profit margin

• Net profit margin

• Gross profit margin

• Gross margin on sales

EBT margin is

• Operating profit margin

• Net profit margin

• Gross profit margin

• Gross margin on sales

To check if there is a scissor effect, it is necessary to analyze in relation to revenues and costs

• nominal values

• year-on-year change

• year-on-year dynamics

Margins are calculated as

• different level of profit to sales

• different levels of profit to capital

• different categories of costs to sales

• sales to different categories of costs

What is the primary purpose of analyzing the scissor effect?

• To calculate net income

• To determine profit margins

• To evaluate revenue and cost trends

• To assess financial stability

Which of the following best describes a situation where costs exceed revenues?

• Break-even

• Profitability

• Surplus

• Loss