Follow these five steps for figuring out your break-even point.(按照下面五个步骤你就可以找到你的收支平衡点。)
For instance, operations managers often make use of break-even analysis to determine how much be produced and sold before a product becomes profitable.(例如，运营经理常常利用盈亏平衡分析来确定为使一个产品能盈利至少要生产和销售多大的数量。)
The business Lenovo is buying has hovered around break-even for years.(联想正在买进的部分其实已经在崩溃边缘徘徊数年之久。)
This second year I think we'll break even.(今年是第二年，我想我们能做到收支平衡。)
And the "break-even" number of new jobs needed every month to keep unemployment steady would fall, too.(每月需要用来保持失业率稳定“盈亏平衡”的新就业机会数量也会下降。)
Taylor's business just managed to break even last month.(上月泰勒的生意收支平衡，不亏不盈。)
The next three sections go more deeply into decision techniques, such as break-even analysis, accounting for uncertainty, and multi-attribute methods.(接下来的三个部分更深入地研究决策技巧，比如损益平衡分析、不确定事项会计,以及多属性方法。)
The airline hopes to break even next year and return to profit the following year.(该航空公司希望来年盈亏平衡，并在随后一年重新开始盈利。)
A simple startup plan includes a summary, mission statement, keys to success, market analysis, and break-even analysis.(一个简单的启动策划包括概述，公司宗旨，成功关键，市场分析，损益分析。)
As your selling price, direct costs and indirect costs change, so will your break-even point.(随着零售价、直接成本和间接成本的变动，你的收支平衡点也会变化。)
