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the personal financial arrangements of the founder. This can be personal savings or other cash balances that have been accumulated. It can be personal debt facilities which are made available to the business. It can also simply be the found working for nothing! The following notes explain these in a little more detail. * Savings and other “nest-eggs” An entrepreneur will often invest personal cash balances into a start-up. This is a cheap form of finance and it is readily available. Often
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Ratios (Ch. 3, 12) d. ABC Costing Problem (Elliot Page, Inc.) Ch. 5 e. Operating leverage problem from end of Chapter 6 (Ch. 3, 6) 2. Cases a. Capital Budgeting Case (Case # 1) – 3 problems from end of Chapter 9. b. Forecasting – Scamper Industries Case (Case #2) Ch. 13 homework. c. Each case should be no more than 4 pages of text with supporting spreadsheets or documents. d. Make sure you come to a conclusion about what the firm should
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Intelligence for Entrepreneurs: What You Really Need to Know about the Numbers by Karen Berman and Joe Knight, with John Case. H. L. Vacher University of South Florida, vacher@usf.edu Recommended Citation Vacher, H. L. (2014) "Review of Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs: What You Really Need to Know about the Numbers by Karen Berman and Joe Knight, with John Case.," Numeracy: Vol. 7: Iss. 1, Article 8. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5038/1936-4660.7.1.8 Available at: http://scholarcommons
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into dollars in N years: divide by (1 + r)(N +m)−N = (1 + r)m – PV of stream of future cash flows: convert all future cash flows into cash flows today and take sum • the PV of future cash flows is equivalent in value to the future cash flows in the sense that if you had the PV today you could transform it into the future cash flows by investing the PV at the discount rate 4 Equivalence of PV and Future Cash Flows • say, you receive 0, 100, and 200 in 1, 2, and 3 years, respectively • PV @ 10% 0
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Contents 1. Introduction..........................................................................................................................................2 1.1 Motivation..................................................................................................................................2 1.2 Problem Statement .....................................................................................................................2 1.3 Methodology ................................
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Project Management Module Saturday 8/8/2015 By: Suhiab Al-Khawaldah Case Study 3.2: Project Selection at Nova Western, Inc. The case is all about to choose one of two projects while the models that have been used gave a different recommendations with considering “a large developer of business software and application programs, had been experiencing a downturn in operating revenues over the past three quarters” Questions: 1. Phyllis has called you into her office to help her make sense
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Sirius Case Part 1 1. Sirius Satellite Radio, Incorporated provides satellite radio in the United States. They offer 133 channels-69 channels of 100% commercial-free music and 64 channels of sports, news, talk, entertainment, traffic, weather, and data content to their subscribers. When comparing Sirius Satellite Radio to that of traditional AM/FM broadcast radio stations, they have many competitive advantages. Some of these competitive advantages include broadcast reception paid for by subscription
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Case 1-2 Kim Fuller By ganes23 | November 2011 * Zoom In * Zoom Out Page 1 of 2 CASE 1-2 KIM FULLER* - BOTTLE GRINDING COMPANY Question 1 Accounting informationNon-Accounting Information 1) Used truck1) Grind machine workers 2) Truck drive2) Accountant assistances - Zimmer 3) Trailers$ 65,0003) Contracts with bottling companies 4) Grinding machine4) Truck Driver 5) Personnel computer5) Accounting Software Package 6) Warehouse$ 162,000 7) Sibling’s Investment$ 90,000 8) Mortgage
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Analysis Diamond Chemicals Introduction This project belongs in the engineering-efficiency category; therefore, it has to fit at least 3 of 4 performance hurdles, which are 1. Impact on EPS; 2.Payback; 3.Discounted cash flow and 4. Internal rate of return. In this article, some of those involved explained and described their opinions; however, professional knowledge may have been lacking. Therefore, we will expound and clarify below. Management Analysis Capital Expenditure On the surface
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