Birch Paper Company Relevant Information & Equations 1) Birch Paper Company is a producer of paper‚ paperboard‚ and corrugated boxes. The company is integrated‚ consisting of four separate production divisions. One of its divisions‚ Northern Division‚ asked for bids on a special corrugated box. It requested bids from one of its sister division (Thompson Division) and from two outside companies. The issue at hand is whether Northern should accept a bid from its sister division or from one
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Mendel Paper Company Mendel Paper Company has been doing relatively well with the sales of computer paper‚ napkins‚ place mats‚ and poster board. With more people eating out‚ the demand for napkins and place mats have increased. Computer paper and poster boards have slowly increased in demand as well. However‚ there is concern at the company with the fixed cost of operations. Marlene Herbert‚ the plant superintendent‚ said‚ “As we have automated our operation‚ we have experienced increases in fixed
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of goods and services from one profit center to another in companies that have a significant number of these transactions. The objectives of this case is whether the Northern Division of Birch Paper Company should buy corrugated boxes for a new product internally from the Thompson Division at a transfer price higher than the market price‚ or from one of their external suppliers. Also‚ should the vice president of Birch Paper Company take any action on the bidding price or final purchase decision
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Conflict on a Trading Floor The details of this transaction In this case study‚ the action takes place on the trading floor when Poseidon Cruise Lines wants to finance the construction of a new cruise ship that will be built by a French shipyard. The shipyard required payments in francs which created currency risk for Poseidon. Linda‚ a top salesperson‚ was assigned this transaction. She had developed a close relationship with the chief financial officer and treasurer over a year and a half of
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people divided into sets based on perceived social and economic status. Trading Places takes on the role of displaying a comedic view towards the differences of class in the 1980s. Through the juxtaposition of contrasting classes between the characters Winthorpe and Valentine‚ the movie Trading Places reveals the major differences of class and shows the underlying effects these differences have on people in American society. Trading Places exemplifies class conflict in American society through the reversal
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Energy Trading Assignment 1 1).What is Risk? Risk = Uncertainty * Exposure 2).Name the 3 offices within a trading organization and list their functions. Front Offices: Its functions are trading‚ structuring‚ marketing‚ information and analysis‚ scheduling and risk management; Middle Offices: Its functions are risk control‚ control market risks by measuring portfolio price risk and stress testing portfolio‚ also control credit risks by measuring credit exposure. Back Offices: Its functions
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Fair Trading Act 1986 1. The Fair Trading Act exists to promote fair competition and in this way it contributes to the economic wellbeing of all New Zealanders. It prohibits certain conduct in trade‚ provides for the disclosure of consumer information relating to the supply of goods and services and promotes product safety. Protects consumers from being mislead or being treated unfairly by traders or shops. It also sets out when information about certain products must be disclosed to consumers
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| SENECA PAPER COMPANY Price Competition on Gummed Tape | | Marketing Plan | October 9‚ 2010 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Seneca Paper Company (SPC) is a gummed paper company operating in Niles‚ Michigan. SPC offered 3 types of tape; a 3rd grade tape named Durable‚ a standard grade called Sealite and a super standard grade called Imperial. Within the same industry
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Futures and Options Futures and options represent two of the most common form of “Derivatives”. Derivatives are financial instruments that derive their value from an ‘underlying’. The underlying can be a stock issued by a company‚ a currency‚ Gold etc.‚ The derivative instrument can be traded independently of the underlying asset. The value of the derivative instrument changes according to the changes in the value of the underlying. Derivatives are of two types – exchange traded and Over the Counter
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Birch Paper Company Information given (All costs are for quantity of 1000) 1. If Northern accepts the bid from Thompson Thompson companies Out of Pocket costs for 1000 boxes = $400 70% of Thompson Out of Pocket costs = Selling price of Southern division (line and corrugating medium) Hence‚ selling price of Southern = 70% * 400 = $280 Hence‚ Out of Pocket costs for Southern = 60% 280 = $168 2. If Northern accepts the bid from West No out of pocket costs Thompson and Southern 3. If Northern accepts
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