Lawnmower Engines Ltd :: variable costs, break-even points and profit /

The case study examines how apportioning maintenance and consumables to either fixed costs or variable costs can affect the break-even point. All companies aiming to make a profit must know how much it costs to make their products so that they can sell their products at a high enough price to cover...

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Hauptverfasser: Simpson, Mike (VerfasserIn), Genovese, Andrea (VerfasserIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: [Place of publication not identified] : Kogan Page, [2016]
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Zusammenfassung:The case study examines how apportioning maintenance and consumables to either fixed costs or variable costs can affect the break-even point. All companies aiming to make a profit must know how much it costs to make their products so that they can sell their products at a high enough price to cover their costs and make a surplus or profit on each item sold. The income or revenue generated by the company must cover the cost of producing each unit, but it must also recover the money which was spent on research, design, development, prototypes, market testing, packaging, marketing and launch. Aimed at students on operations management courses, the reader is guided through six technical questions concerned with calculating the break-even point for each engine, as well as an analysis of the internal costs of quality, such as buying extra components or sending out replacement bags.
Beschreibung:1 online resource : illustrations
ISBN:9780749477882
0749477881