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EBIT
EBIT, also known as Earnings Before Interest And Taxes, is a financial metric used to measure a company’s operating profitability. It is calculated as sales minus expenses excluding taxes and interest. When calculating EBIT, it is important to only include operating expenses. Operating expenses a......
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Sophie
Material purchase price selection
Introduction Material procurement is an important component of any production process. Price is an important determinant of material to be purchased. As such, it is important for businesses to select materials at optimal prices to maximize profit margins. This paper analyzes the strategies and co......
uncontrollable cost
Uncontrollable Costs Uncontrollable costs are costs that a business faces that are not directly within the control of the company. Although the company can choose to attempt to reduce these costs, the amount of outlay for these costs is largely set and outside the company’s direct control. Uncon......
Efficiency Theory of Mergers and Acquisitions
Efficiency Theory of Mergers and Acquisitions Introduction The successful integration of a merger or acquisition (M&A) can hold considerable promise for both buyers and sellers. Mergers and acquisitions have become major strategies in corporate America as companies search for ways to grow, diver......
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Sophia
Porter's competitive strategy roulette model
Porters Five Forces Model and the Industry Rivalry Michael Porters five forces model is a theoretical framework for industry analysis and is a useful tool for strategic planning. It is used to assess the potential for profitability in an industry and helps to measure the intensity of competition ......
Innovative Packaging Strategies
Innovation Package Strategy In the highly competitive and fast-changing marketplace of today, companies must constantly find ways to stay ahead of the competition, and that often means coming up with creative and innovative packaging solutions. Package innovation has proven to be a successful str......
standard cost method
Standard Costing Standard costing is an accounting method that uses predetermined costs to calculate cost of goods sold. It uses a set standard cost to measure any variances that could hurt operating performance. This type of cost system is most commonly used when manufacturing goods and is a cri......
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Amanda
Product defects
Product Defects Product defects can range from minor problems to significant and potentially dangerous defects, which can cause both physical and psychological harm. For instance, a laptop may have a defective component that causes it to fail when subjected to extreme temperatures outside the ope......
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Sophia
Product Rejection Strategy
Product Elimination Strategy Product elimination is an effective strategy companies use to reduce costs, optimize their product portfolio and drive greater profitability. By streamlining its product offerings, a company can free up resources to focus on more successful products, get rid of underp......
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Sophia
excess profit
Excess Profit Excess profit is a term used to refer to a net gain that exceeds the expected return on an investment. This extra cash can be a result of various factors, such as taking on additional risk, using innovative strategies, or simply making wise decisions. In any of these cases, it indic......
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Sophie
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