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Market Balance: Shifts of Supply and Demand (B)
by Laurus Nobilis
 
 
What is the correlation between supply and demand curve? What are the three stages of supply and demand analysis?
 
The demand and supply are different functions that are co-related. The change of demand curve influences the supply curve and vice verse. The higher degree of change on one curve is making higher influence to the other curve...
 
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Posted: Oct 2009


Effects of Weekly Volume Leveling (E)
by Laurus Nobilis
 
 
What are the effects of uneven weekly volume level? What are the methods of weekly volume demand leveling?
 
This situation with concentration of volume within last week, or even worse to the last two days, is creating the tremendous impact to the Supply Chain. The company trucks are underutilized at the beginning of the month, while they are insufficient in the last week...
 
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Posted: Jun 2009


 
Business Finance Basics
(B)
by Laurus Nobilis
 
 
Understand what is the Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss statement, Cash Flow Statement, Inventory handling, management of payables and receivables...
 
Whether you are working in a small or a big company, or you have the intention to run such a company one day, you will have to face with financial terms and procedures. Even if your position is non-financial, you will be meeting finance terms in your daily job....
 
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Posted: Apr 2009


 
Ultimate Cost: Purchasing an Item at the Ultimate Cost (E)

by Laurus Nobilis
 
 
What is the Ultimate Cost? Is the Cost Saving always what is meant to be? How to avoid buy cheap-sell cheaper traps?
 
It is well known fact that one of the goals of the trade is to buy an item at the lowest possible cost and then to sell it at the highest possible price. That sounds simple and obvious. The same stands for every other activity within the company. Every activity that can be done with less expense can increase profitability of the Company by reducing input costs...
 
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Posted: Mar 2008


  
 

 

 

 

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