This is a ratio that displays the efficiency of a commercial enterprise in terms of covering the variable expenses. it's miles expressed within the shape of a percentage.
A better contribution margin ratio represents that a larger income sales is to be had.
The components this is used to calculate the contribution is outlined beneath:
\(CM=\ (SP_{unit}\times U)−\ (\ VC_{unit}\times\ U)\)
The components this is used to calculate the contribution margin ratio is as:
\(CM_{ratio}=\dfrac{CM} {(SP_{unit}\times U)}\)
Where
Go through the subsequent steps to calculate the contribution margin:
Suppose you have produced 100,000 units of a product with the following details:
We need to calculate the following:
The formula for the Unit Contribution Margin is:
\( CM = (SP_{unit} \times U) - (VC_{unit} \times U) \)
Substitute the values:
\( CM = (20 \times 100,000) - (10 \times 100,000) \)
Calculate the values:
\( CM = 2,000,000 - 1,000,000 \)
CM = $1,000,000
The formula for the Contribution Margin Ratio is:
\( CM_{ratio} = \dfrac{CM}{SP_{unit} \times U} \)
Substitute the values:
\( CM_{ratio} = \dfrac{1,000,000}{20 \times 100,000} \)
Calculate the values:
\( CM_{ratio} = \dfrac{1,000,000}{2,000,000} \)
\( CM_{ratio} = 0.5 \times 100 \)
CM Ratio = 50%
The contribution profit generated from sales is simply the Contribution Margin:
Contribution Profit = $1,000,000
The Unit Contribution Margin is $1,000,000, the Contribution Margin Ratio is 50%, and the total Contribution Profit generated from sales is $1,000,000.
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