attrition as “the process or state of being gradually worn down”. Accordingly the attrition process sometimes starts after a person is employed in an organization and ends when he quits or retires. The statement which has been given by the official of TCS to justify the layoffs was that they have not laid off the workers but it is a part of workforce optimisation and which has led to a kind of involuntary attrition. Suspension or termination of employment (with or without notice) by the employer or
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maximizes expected value of the firms equity. d. 100 = .5*0 + .5*(800-X) X = $600 Bondholders would need to raise the debt payment by $100 to $600 to make the high-risk project indifferent for Fountain’s equity holders. 10.a.1. VL = VU + [ 1 – {(1 – TC)(1 – TS) / (1 - TB)}] * B VL = VU + [ 1 – {(1 – .4)(1 – .3) / (1 - .3)}] * 13,500,000 VL = VU + [ 1 – .6] * 13,500,000 VL = VU + 5,400,000 2. Unlevered $3,000,000 * .4 + 1,800,000 * .3 = $1,740,000 to the IRS Levered $1,650,000*.4 + 1,350
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Week 1 homework chapter 1 1. we have: Cf= 55000, cv= 8, p= 21; v= 10 000 a. Total cost TC = cf + v*cv TC= 55000+ 10000*8 TC= $135000 Total revenue TR= v*p TR= 10000*21 TR=$ 21000 Profit Profit= TR-TC Profit= TR-TC P= 21000-135000 P= $ -114 000 b.Break even volume, V= cf/ (p- cv) V= 55000/ (21- 8) V= 4230.77 recap tires, 2. monthly break even volume V= cf/ (p- cv)
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than or less than the profit-maximizing rate? Explain. 2. The manager of Biswas Glass Company estimates that total revenue from the sale of her firm’s product is given by the equation TR = 300Q – .5Q2. The total cost equation is estimated to be TC = 5,000 + 60Q + Q2. A. What is the profit maximizing price and output rate? What is the amount of economic profit? B. At what output rate is average cost at a minimum? At this output rate, what is the amount of economic profit?
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04-03-2016 LOCATION DECISIONS LOCATION PROBLEMS • Location of factories, departments , facilities • The best location offers multiple advantages 1.Minimum cost advantage Sum of minimum costs (fixed and variable) Minimum Fixed cost Minimum Variable cost (input/output/both) 2.Maximum Profit advantage (volume / unit price) 3.Maximum Coverage advantage 4.Minimum Interference advantage 5.Various combinations of 1 to 5 LOCATION DECISIONS • • • • • • • • • • Factory
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1 Cost Concepts Since production involves the use of factor inputs, producers have to pay for these factors in order to carry out production. The payment made to factor inputs represent the cost of production. Such costs can be of different types:1. Explicit and implicit costs Explicit cost refers to the cost of those factors which do not belong to the entrepreneur and for which a payment has to be made. For example wages to workers, the cost of raw materials bought etc… Explicit costs are
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REQUIREMENTS COLLECTION Template A GUIDE FOR REQUIREMENTS GATHERING AND TRACE-ABILITY MATRIX DEVELOPMENT Revision: 1.0 About this document 3 Guidelines for using the Requirements Collection Template 4 Requirement ID: 4 Requirement Type 4 Parent Requirement#: 5 Source and source Document: 5 Dependencies: 5 Definitions of Priorities: 5 Tracking Requirements and status 6 Status Options: 6 Change History: 6 Clarification/specification
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Management Accounting Systems Executive Summary The company’s profits are falling and there is a build up of inventory within the production process. This report considers three management systems which could rectify the situation. Considering Theory of Constraints, Just In Time and Programme Evaluation and Review Technique, the report recommends that more information regarding the cause of the problems is undertaken, and a suitable programme of revaluation of the business processes is undertaken
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Current scenario of Indian economy GDP Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at factor cost at constant (2004-05) prices in the year 201213 is likely to attain a level of Rs.55,03,476 crore, as against the First Revised Estimate of GDP for the year 2011-12 of Rs. 52,43,582 crore, released on 31st January 2013. The growth in GDP during 2012-13 is estimated at 5.0 per cent as compared to the growth rate of 6.2 per cent in 2011-12. Nasscom expects the IT services sector in India to grow by 13-14 % in
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