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A common formula presented in many managerial- and cost-accounting textbooks makes possible the determination of the quantity of units which must be produced and sold to generate a desired dollar-amount of operating income.  This article addresses the question “What formula can be used to determine the quantity of units needed to yield a desired operating-income level expressed as a rate of return on total operations-costs?”  Algebraic and conceptual issues regarding the derivation of such a formula are identified.  The desired formula is initially derived via a conceptual approach, which is verified with algebraic solutions afterward.  An example problem is given, followed by concluding remarks.

A Formula For The Units To Satisfy An Operation’s Desired Rate Of Return In CVP Analysis - A Conceptual Approach