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seeing to the speedy delivery of the items. This is not only a benefit for the consumer but also the employees. The return on the investment for this will be significant seeing how this will allow a rise in productivity and at the same time lower costs. . When staff is to be trained on the wireless ordering system, it should be conducted by a person who is experienced in the function of the system. Although, this will cause an expenditure for the trainer and the pay of the employees, it will be
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added to the following years making it seem that Harmonds foods’ sales exceeded the forecast which raised the market value of the common stock. This resulted in the treats division being 4 million dollars unfavorable in the last quarter. Management was able to identify some key demand factors that would result in better predictions and areas where they should place emphasis, to improve their forecasting moving forward. For one, they were able to recognize their consistent increase in market
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M4 analyse the reasons why costs need to be controlled to budget. For M4, learners should show an awareness of the problems that can arise if costs are not controlled to budget. This can be demonstrated by looking at a given scenario and breaking down the various elements of the budget to determine why it is overspent and by identifying the problems that this will create for the selected organisation. Introduction: if prices don't seem to be controlled by a corporation then their prices
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RJET2 Task 2 Budgeting for any company can be a challenge especially when the economy does not change in the companies favor. For Competition Bikes, Inc. (CB) budgeting is an area that is both of great need and seriously lacking. The company is setting high goals to make up for the 15% loss of revenue from year 8 over the next three years. What the company needs to look at is whether or not their goals versus reality are a possibility and not make their budget too high or too low. Budgeting is
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Generally speaking, cost-based transfer pricing is top management chooses a transfer price based on the costs of producing the intermediate product. For instance, variable production costs, variable and fixed production costs, full costs (including life-cycling costs) as well as some markup. It is useful when market prices are unavailable or too costly to obtain. When a large organisation transfers product across international borders, transfer prices are relevant in the calculation of income taxes
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service. b. starts with the selling price of an organization’s end product minus the operating profit to establish the target cost. c. starts with the selling price of an organization’s end product minus actual manufacturing, overhead, and materials costs to determine operating profit. d. starts with the supplier’s price, and works to determine the supplier’s true cost structure. e. starts with the buyer’s lowest reasonable price target, and works to a negotiated price agreed on by the buyer
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sunk costs but we should include incremental overhead expenses specific to the project. It is also recommended that General Food account for erosion of Jell-O margins as this reflects incremental costs of the project. It should also account for allocation of charges for the use of excess capacity as an opportunity cost and maybe reject the project as it has a negative NPV We feel that General Foods Corporation ought to go ahead with the Super Project. While we feel the incremental costs approach
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that two of the three component raw materials used to produce marconil are by-products from industrial processes and are reasonably stable. The third component raw material is the unknown. Further, we have heard rumors in a few years a much lower-cost substitute material for marconil might be developed. SIGNIFICANT FACTORS: 1. Potential interruption of supply of marconil (used for air filters) will have negative effect on sales revenues. 2. Current suppliers are pressuring Sabor to enter into
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EBIT RM73 million with margins of 13.7% – Net income RM161 with margins of 30.1% 25th consecutive quarter of profitability – the only LCC in Asia that is making money – one of the few airlines that managed to grow profits in the period Lowest cost airline in the world at 3.30 US cents / ASK – despite fuel prices gaining by 43% year on year Disciplined growth – Group fleet size of 72 (end of March 2008) – capacity growth of 36% and passenger growth of 21% YoY 3 Key Highlights for
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