revenue function

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• revenue function — A formula or equation representing the way in which particular items of income behave when plotted on a graph. For example, the most common revenue function is that for total revenue in the equation y = bx, where y is the total revenue, b is the… …   Accounting dictionary

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• revenue centre — An area of an organization for which income is collected. Revenue centres are determined by individual organizations and they may be a function, department, section, individual, or any group of these that generates income. Compare: profit centre …   Accounting dictionary

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