The number of units produced and sold at which the company’s profit is zero—that is, revenues exactly cover total costs. If the company sells less units than the breakeven point, it will suffer a loss. In contrast, if it sells more units than the breakeven point, it will make a profit.

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1. The number of units produced and sold at which the company’s profit is zero—that is, revenues exactly cover total costs. If the company sells less units than the breakeven point, it will suffer a loss. In contrast, if it sells more units than the breakeven point, it will make a profit.