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    Lufa Farm Case Study

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    Recurring costs are referred to as “revenue expenses”. As seen in Exhibit 14, Lufa Farms had total revenue of $8,404,485 (including effective gross income), total operating expenses of $7,113,097, which included labour, rent, security, supplies, marketing, and insurance, and total start-up costs of $5,500,000, including equipment and construction. Additionally, the company had high capital expenditure. Capital expenditure refers to funds which a company uses to acquire or update physical assets, in this case, greenhouses. However, the company was able to balance its high capex with low operating costs. Total daily operating costs were approximately $300, which accounted for fuel, labour, transportation, and delivery. The preliminary greenhouse had capital expenses of approximately $80 per square foot, with the initial investment in the building totaling at nearly $2.3 million (81). Although rooftop greenhouses will always cost more (81), they act as lease hold improvements to the building upon which they are enacted. As the landlord owns the greenhouses, they are intangible assets, which can be amortized, and not…

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    running a multinational corporation (MNC). What business skills does the farmer have to possess to be successful in his chosen profession? - First he has to determine what products to produce that he can sell on the open U.S. market and/or export and operate at a profit. - How to compete with the ever growing giant agriculture MNC 's that are taking big agro-enterprises offshore to places like Brazil. - He constantly has to do risk assessment... what crops to plant,weather conditions,…

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    of room to grow. They are continuing to work on brand marketing and advertisement in efforts to make Dick’s Sporting Goods a household name. But the company has been expanding every year since its beginnings in 2002. Dick’s currently has 518 locations and recently increased its projection to 1,100+ stores compared to an earlier estimate of 900. Dicks upcoming fiscal year is largely focused on capital expenditure. As a whole they are looking to add to their fixed assets and add value to their…

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    could prohibit this fraud happening. Adopting the Whistle Blowing Policy could help Cynthia Cooper to blow the whistle against management and do justice to the organization. We have followed different steps in order to go ahead with this whistle blowing activity of “Cynthia Cooper”. Problem Statement Understanding ethics in business and prohibiting fraud happening is a greater responsibility in the organization. It should also should happen that, voice of everyone is…

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    P2-Explain the difference between capital and revenue items of expenditure and income In business, it is very common to spend money in order to make profit. A large amount of expenditure is incurred by the company for various purposes to get high returns. The expenditure has been broadly divided into two categories – Capital and Revenue. Prima facie, these two terms seem alike, but they are not similar.Capital Expenditure is an expense generally made to acquire an asset or improve the capacity…

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    will explain what deductions are available to be claimed in regarding to Dr John 's expenses. What can Dr John claim? Some of those expenses can be claimed as deductions. Interest loan According to section 8-1 ITAA 1997, expenditure on the interest of the loan is deductible to the extent that the money from the bank is used for the purpose of generating income or is necessarily incurred in carrying on a business for the purpose of producing assessable…

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    Gary Becker Research Paper

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    could be suggested that through is changing experience of children, marriage and divorce as well as is is upbringing,that it could have affected his interest in human behaviour and discrimination. Further more his roles in various institutions could have contributed to Becker 's work. The first main contributions was how he discussed the presumptions that economists made about human behaviours and applied them to all types of behaviours including topics that do not involve the market systems. …

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    Financial capital is extremely vital to hospitals providing and maintaining high patient quality care. Also with keeping quality, patient care the hospital needs to remain financially stable. Being a health care manager, you oversee many expenditures that go to the hospital. Whether it is directly managing the cost of supplies, equipment in the hospital and, the staff that works in the hospital, much responsibility is placed on the healthcare manager. A healthcare manager also makes sure your…

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    It is necessary to recall that an economy’s GDP measures both the total income earned by every single one of us in the economy and the total expenditure on the economy’s output of goods and services. These take us to the conclusion that an economy’s input directly reflects the economy’s output. One of the reasons why Americans live better than other countries is because our workers are more productive, which causes a raise in their income and along with it a raise in our standards of…

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    author says workers (with exceptions in command economies) choose where and when to work, if the conditions were better at their previous occupation they may revert to their old job. What makes anyone else a better judge of someone’s time and property than the individual in question? Many of the countries that have sweatshops were subject to 20th century colonialism or political revolution, so there is little else of monetary value that they have a lack of physical, human and monetary capital…

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