MCRE stands for "Minimum Cost of Revenues Exhausted" and is a term used in accounting to identify the point at which all revenue generated has been used to cover the costs of producing goods or services. Other synonyms for MCRE include break-even point, cost-volume-profit point, breakeven analysis, and equilibrium point. These terms all describe the point at which a business has reached a state of financial equilibrium, where revenue and costs are equal. By understanding MCRE and its synonyms, business owners and accountants can make informed decisions about pricing, production, and investment strategies, ensuring their operations remain financially sustainable and profitable.