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A manufacturing company sells a large range of products. Forecast data for the next period for one of these products are as follows.
After manufacture, each complete batch must be stored in a local warehouse until it is subsequently sent to the company's main national warehouse. The company does not own a local warehouse. A local warehouse with a maximum capacity of 500 units could be rented for $2,450 for the next period.
Alternatively a larger local warehouse with a maximum capacity of 700 units could be rented for $3,430 for the next period.The company will not begin the manufacture of any new batch until the previous batch has been sent to its main national warehouse.
What would be the change in the total cost of set up and storage if the batch size was changed to 600 units?
Give your answer to the nearest whole $.
A manufacturing company has just developed a new product and must now determine the most appropriate pricing strategy for its initial launch.
The product will initially be unique because it will include highly desirable features that no competitive product offers. Its development has involved substantial expenditure and the company wishes to recover this as soon as possible.
The product's uniqueness is expected to last for only six months before a competitor launches a similar product. It is expected that the competitor will avoid any significant development costs by reverse engineering the company's own product.
At that point, to remain competitive, the company must ensure that its selling price matches that of the competitor.
Which of the following pricing strategies would be most suitable for the initial launch of the company's product?
A manufacturing company is in the process of introducing just in time (JIT) and total quality management (TQM) into every aspect of its value chain.
Which TWO of the following are appropriate changes to make to the support activities in the organization's value chain?
A company is investing $150,000 in a project which will yield an annual cash inflow of $40,000 for eight years. The company's cost of capital is 10%.
To the nearest $100, what is the project's equivalent annual net present value?
Which of the following statements about the use of traditional budgeting compared with a beyond budgeting approach is correct?
