If the ratio is 1:3.5 (I am assuming that was a typo as the question was listed). Then this means you make one sale for every 3.5 calls. So 23 x 3.5 = 80.5 calls, rounded up would be 81.
Answer is 81 calls
The Price to Sales Ratio (PSR) is a valuation ratio for stocks that is similar to the EPS ratio we saw earlier in this article. It is used to identify how much of revenue is generated compared to the company's market price.Formula:PSR = Market Capitalization / Total RevenueOrPSR = Current Market Price per Share / Revenue per ShareRevenue per Share = Total Revenue / Total No. of Outstanding Shares
Closing Ratio is the tracking of sales performance. It is calculated by the number of sales closed over the total number of sales presentations made in a given period of time.
Market expense to sales ratio is calculated by dividing selling and administrative expenses by total sales. ------------------------ Khairul Alam Institute of Business Administration University of Dhaka
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24:6
Total sold divided by total quoted
sales-variable cost= contribution
contribution margin ratio = (sales - variable costs) / Sales
sales to expense ratio should be under 10% of your net sales, on a monthly basis
The average expense to sales ratio for Pharmaceutical sales representative is around 8 to 12 % in Pakistan
ratio of calls to actual sales
Break even point = Fixed cost / Contribution margin ratio Contribution margin ratio = (sales - variable cost ) / Sales
Formula for contribution margin ratio = Sales
The Price to Sales Ratio (PSR) is a valuation ratio for stocks that is similar to the EPS ratio we saw earlier in this article. It is used to identify how much of revenue is generated compared to the company's market price.Formula:PSR = Market Capitalization / Total RevenueOrPSR = Current Market Price per Share / Revenue per ShareRevenue per Share = Total Revenue / Total No. of Outstanding Shares
PV ratio= contribution/sales*100
The contribution ratio of units is calculated as the unit sales minus the sales cost, then divided by the unit sales. In this case, the ratio is 40 percent. Contribution Ratio does not care about the fixed cost whatsoever.
Closing Ratio is the tracking of sales performance. It is calculated by the number of sales closed over the total number of sales presentations made in a given period of time.