Incremental and breakeven analysis: tools to make more money

Article Abstract:

Incremental cost and breakeven analysis is an important business decision-making method often disregarded by executives. This multi-faceted approach requires several simple computations to determine incremental costs. The values to be computed include the dollar amount, incremental fixed costs and variable cost. The step-by-step procedures in computation is presented through the make-or-buy decision example.

Methods, Make-or-buy decisions, Make or buy decisions

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28 ideas to protect assets, payments, and cash flow

Article Abstract:

Advice on the protection and efficient use of company money is provided, focusing on cash controls, embezzlement avoidance and cheque writing controls.

Financial Services, Finance and Insurance, Planning, Financial services industry, Cash management

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Product analysis: decrease sales by 10%, increase profits by 22%

Article Abstract:

A case study of a fictitious company is used to illustrate how sales can drop by 10% but profits can rise by 22%.

Financial Management

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