1. Make your decisions for the second issue of your magazine
Fill the appropriate decision in the box
Price of the magazine
Copies produced Your teacher will use this (maximum 800,000) information to calculate the number of copies that readers Type of magazine wish to buy, or give you a copy (mainly stories or mainly pictures) of information set 3, which will Advertising budget allow you to do this for yourself. (maximum £250,000) Free gift (yes or no) Distribution (mail order or newsagents) Sales of the first issue were:
2. Sales Calculation
If the total demand for your
Total Demand for the magazine is: magazine is higher than the number of copies that you have Number of copies produced by Pepper is: produced, this is hard luck. You cannot sell copies that you have Total sales of issue 2 of the magazine is: not printed. Your sales, in this case, will be the number of Number of copies unsold are: copies you produced.
3. Simple Accounts – Issue 2
Total Sales
Price
Sales Revenue (sales x price)
Total Cost of Production
Unsold copies do not incur distribution costs – multiply the number of unsold copies (if any) by 10p or 20p and deduct from total production cost – this gives your total cost. Net Profit (Sales Revenue – Total Cost)