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Visit the Web site for Solebicycles at http://www.solebicycles.com. This company was founded by a University of Southern California student, Johnathan Shriftman. Naturally, one of the questions in the mind of a new entrepreneur has to be how much volume must be sold at a minimum to remain in business for the long term. How could Johnathan have constructed a general chart that would have shown him his break-even point before starting his business?
