Microfridge Q. 1 What value does the product create and for whom ? Ans. Value created by product are (i) Three functionalities in one i.e Microwave ‚ refrigerator and freezer for limited user at a low and affordable cost (ii) Safety from fire(against use of hot plates). oMicrowave can allow save cooking (iii) Freedom. Microfridge can be used to heatup your food. Refrigerator and freezer can be used to preserver food /fruits for long time and drinks at a servable temperature
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with Wu‚ he assigns a task to a team of managerial accounting consultants to prepare a detailed analysis‚ which will aid in discussion with Wu. Action Plan 1. To conduct a cost analysis to determine the main cost activities for SDS; this will include fixed cost and variable cost. 2. To conduct a revenue analysis to determine cost per revenue. 3. To construct a detailed Contribution Margin Income Statement for SDS. 4. To present a Break-Even analysis 5. To use What-If analysis to show the impact of
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provide support for your conclusions): 1. Cost a) Cost of Production: To understand the cost of production we must first understand what two costs are valuable to company along what can make a company gain or lose profit. First we look at Variable cost which “depends on what materials and labor are needed for the company” and in this case it is anchors which can vary with the volume of anchors that is produced (Russell & Taylor‚ 2011). The fixed costs are “those that do not vary with output and
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(830904045387001) BBMP 1103 Introduction 4 Mohd Hairull bin Abdolah (830904045387001) BBMP 1103 Formulate the cost + revenue fns Total Cost = Fixed Cost (FC) + Variable Cost (VC) 7 3 3 From data ‚ we may observe that profit (2006-2010) let‚ P = RM (719‚678 + 731‚931 + 811‚413 + 746‚784 + 170‚654) x 10 =RM 3‚180‚460 x 10 3 Look‚ Profit = Total Revenue - Total Cost = RM 16‚495‚583 x 10 – Total Costs (2006-2010) Mohd Hairull bin Abdolah (830904045387001) BBMP 1103 16‚495‚583 x 10 = Unit Price x Total Quantity
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the larger market. In addition‚ minimum amount of training they would require for this strategy. 3. Identify all costs‚ other than variables costs for the trade show distribution strategy. Categorize these costs as investment and fixed costs (per trade show and for fiscal 2005) Expenses | Type of Cost | Cost Per Show ($) | Fiscal 2005 | Registration Fee | Fixed Cost |
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623.50 7. Indirect costs @ 25% of $3‚622.50 $ 906.00 Subtotal $4‚529.00 8. Profit margin @ 5% of $4‚528.13 $ 227.00 Subtotal $4‚756.00 You are the executive director. Following the checklist in Figure 11.1‚ perform all the computations necessary to set a fee. What will your fee be? What is your break-even point? What is your go/no-go decision point? Fixed Costs 1. Conference room rental $175
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Competition of Wheat Crops and Variable Cost Basic theme Farmers gamble on deciding what crop to grow from year to year because variable costs can make it difficult for a farmer to break even and make profit. Critical Review Farmers who decided to grow wheat crops in winter are predicted to see profit this spring based on the estimated costs. Farmers have to almost blindly decide on which crop might be most profitable for them to grow because their total variable costs are always changing. In the article
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Case #1 South Delaware Coors The Coors Brewing Company is the fourth-largest brewer in the United States. Coors is also renowned for operating the Golden‚ Colorado brewery‚ the largest single brewery facility in the world. When Larry Brownlow wanted to open a new Coors beer distributorship for a two-county area in southern Delaware‚ he was faced with the decision of which research he needed Manson and Associates to complete for determining the market potential of a two-county area in southern
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achieve low costs? Dollar Tree Logis-cs What are the major categories of cost? Cost Structure Inventory Carrying Inbound Total DC Outbound What are the drivers of the costs? • Inbound (37%) – Geography‚ distance from port – Mode of transport (train‚ truck) – Cost of fuel • DC facility cost (28%) – Fixed cost • Scale economies
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Factors of Supply and Demand The factors of supply and demand regarding the different products that Johnson and Johnson products offers is the key to understanding all the other factors that Johnson and Johnson bases their decision making on. The cost structures‚ price elasticity of demands‚ pricing‚ and productivity are all related to the effects of supply and demand. Competitors in the baby / infant products industry must take into account what each other
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