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Biz 1000 Study Sheet

Course: SOCIAL SCI 1000, Fall 2009
School: UWO
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1220 S w Business General Management Study Sheet STRA TEGIC D EC ISION MAK ING NE E D CAN Company Analysis Finance Mark eting HR Operation s WANT Management Preferen ces Motivations Aspirations Risk Tolerance Industry Analysis PEST Competition Consumer Distribution Internal Implications What is the firms co mp etitiv e advantag e and is it sustain able? What is preventing co mpetition fro m entering our...

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1220 S w Business General Management Study Sheet STRA TEGIC D EC ISION MAK ING NE E D CAN Company Analysis Finance Mark eting HR Operation s WANT Management Preferen ces Motivations Aspirations Risk Tolerance Industry Analysis PEST Competition Consumer Distribution Internal Implications What is the firms co mp etitiv e advantag e and is it sustain able? What is preventing co mpetition fro m entering our market? Key Success Factors? FIR M VA LUATION 1. N et B ook Value 2. Economic A ppraisal NBV = ASSETS - LIAB ILITIES EA = FAIR MAR KET VALUE - LIABILITIES 3. C apitalization of Earnings CAPITALIZATION OF EAR NINGS = PR OJEC TED NET PROFIT AFTER TAX x P/E MULTIPLE Projected me Inco Statement Net Sales (Is there a chang e in sales?) COGS Gross Profit Operating Expenses (Fixed $, Variable %) Gen. & Ad min. Selling Amortization Exp. (Amo rtization adjustment based on useful life of new asset) Other Exp. & In co me (Adjustment to interest if there is a new LT loan) Net Profit before Tax Tax Expense (If not given, 25%) Net Profit After Tax PA YBACK Payback = Investment Total Net Benefit BREAK EVEN Breakev en = Fixed Costs Unit Contribution (SP VC) THE D ECISION Base decision on fit with Can, Want, Need, financial feasibility, and potential outco mes. Discuss risks and issues you must overco me with the alternativ e(s) you have selected.
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