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Write 3 page essay on the topic Financial analysis report.

This can add to strength of Microsoft, showing that the company has a track record of rapid growth. Price/Sales Ratio: Microsoft’s price to sales ratio is above the industry average that shows that the company has better investment prospects than its peer companies or the market itself. Price/Book Value Ratio: This ratio should be lower for better value but Microsoft’s price/book ratio is greater than the industry. Therefore, market places less value to the book value of the company. Receivable Turnover: The receivable turnover shows that Microsoft can quickly convert its accounts receivable into cash than the other companies in the market. Current Ratio: The Microsoft’s current ratio is quite strong, following the trends. It is better than the industry showing that creditors have much security in investing in Microsoft. Quick Ratio: Microsoft’s quick ratio again reveals a favorable trend and a strong position. Inventory Turnover: The inventory turnover of Microsoft shows the marketability of its inventory and reasonableness of quantity on hand. It is lower than the industry average showing Microsoft’s weakness. Book Value/Share: Microsoft’s book value per share is greater than the other companies in the industry, indicating a high book value of net assets behind each share.

 

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Pricing Strategy: ChurroZ. It needs to be at least 1000 words. Cost includes the cost of goods manufactured, which includes raw materials, processing, labor, etc. and the cost of goods sold that includes the operating expenses. The operating expenses and initial investment would be covered under the assigned budget. Mostly, businesses that are entering into a market try to set a price that covers their cost while helping them earn a reasonable amount of profit. Hence, the pricing methodology is pretty simple, they add a markup to the total cost of the product. There are several pricing options available based on which we can decide the price of an item of ChurroZ Pricing Strategies A product can be priced according to several strategies. A business should decide on a pricing strategy based on its marketing strategy, as well as the market it is moving into. We are discussing the following two pricing strategies here: Price Skimming – Using this strategy, a business charges a relatively high price for a short period of time exploiting newness of the product. The main target of the strategy is to ‘skim off’ customers who are willing to pay a high price for getting the product sooner. The prices are reduced as the demand goes down. This strategy is effective for extremely innovative products or for products being introduced to a market so that they can take advantage of customer involvement and attraction towards the product. ChurroZ are Spanish donuts and they are being introduced in New Zealand on a cart for customers on the go. As the product is being introduced in the market, the business could think about utilizing Price Skimming as a strategy because it is a relatively new product for the New Zealand market and customers would be interested in trying it. Later, they bring the prices down if the demand falls or the competition increases. Penetration Pricing – In this pricing strategy, a business sets a relatively low price to enter a market to attract maximum customers and induce trials. The objective of the strategy is to make the customers switch from their existing brands due to the lower pricing. The target is to increase market share, sales volume. This strategy is not suitable for ChurroZ as it is a new product and there is very little or no competition currently in the market. Various Price Allocation Techniques Cost plus pricing – this technique is the most commonly used and popular with manufacturers. It involved adding up all the costs associated with the manufacturing of a single item and then adding up a desired profit to find the price. This is a fairly simple and transparent technique and it involved minimum complexity. It is most suitable for business startups or if entering a new market. Competitive Pricing – Another strategy of pricing is to price your product based on the prices of the competitors. However, this strategy is a risky one as it can back fire if it induces a price competition among businesses. Hence, business should only compete with others of their own size and strength. This strategy is not suitable for startups as they would looking to stabilize themselves and understand the market and their customers and blend in accordingly. Demand Based Pricing – Demand based pricing is the method in which an analysis of consumer response to a range of prices reveals the highest acceptable price. This is a relatively new method that relies on research and time.

 

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1). A simple Rankine cycle uses water as the working fluid. Saturated vapor enters the turbine at 8.0 MPa and saturated liquid water exists the condenser at a pressure of 8.0 kPa. The net power output of the cycle is 100MW. Determine: a. The thermal efficiency b. The work ratio c. The mass flow rate of the steam in kg/min d. The rates of heat transfer into/from the working fluid as it passes through the boiler and condenser, respectively, in MW e. Show the cycle in a T-S and a P-v diagrams.

2)The Simple Rankine cycle descripted in question 1 is reanalysed by taking the effects of irreversibility in turbine, of which has an isentropic efficiency of 0.85. Determine: a. The thermal efficiency b. The mass flow rate of the steam in kg/min c. The rates of heat transfer into/from the working fluid as it passes through the boiler and condenser, respectively, in MW. d. The changes in specific entropy entering and existing the turbine. e. Show the cycle in a T-S and a P-v diagrams of question 1.

 

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Denny was neither bankrupt nor insolvent but was short of cash and could not make the mortgage payments on his personal residence in 2010. The bank that held the mortgage agreed to reduce the principal on the debt from $100,000 to $80,000 so that Denny’s monthly mortgage payments could be reduced to a manageable amount. Denny also had a vacation home with a mortgage whose payments were beyond his means. The mortgage holder on the vacation home agreed to reduce the mortgage from $60,000 to $50,000. The value of the personal residence was $80,000 and the value of the vacation home was $45,000 at the dates of the debt reduction.1.Denny is not required to recognize any income as a result of the reduction in the principal of the mortgages. 2.Denny is required to recognize $5,000 income from the reduction in the mortgage on the vacation home, but has no gross income from the reduction in the mortgage principal on his personal residence. 3.Denny is required to recognize $10,000 income from the reduction in the mortgage on the vacation home, but nothing for the reduction in the mortgage on his personal residence. 4.Denny is required to recognize $10,000 income from the reduction in the mortgage on the vacation home and $20,000 income for the reduction in the mortgage on his personal residence. 5.None of the above.

 

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