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The document is a feasibility study comparing the costs of producing a stationary vending machine in India versus London. It analyzes the fixed costs, variable costs per unit, opportunity costs, total costs, expected revenue, and potential profit for producing 250 units in each location. The total estimated cost to produce the units in India is Rs. 315,250 compared to £24,250 in London. However, the expected revenue from selling 250 units is Rs. 420,000, which would lead to a net profit of Rs. 243,562 by producing in India versus a £8,057 profit in London.
The document is a feasibility study comparing the costs of producing a stationary vending machine in India versus London. It analyzes the fixed costs, variable costs per unit, opportunity costs, total costs, expected revenue, and potential profit for producing 250 units in each location. The total estimated cost to produce the units in India is Rs. 315,250 compared to £24,250 in London. However, the expected revenue from selling 250 units is Rs. 420,000, which would lead to a net profit of Rs. 243,562 by producing in India versus a £8,057 profit in London.
The document is a feasibility study comparing the costs of producing a stationary vending machine in India versus London. It analyzes the fixed costs, variable costs per unit, opportunity costs, total costs, expected revenue, and potential profit for producing 250 units in each location. The total estimated cost to produce the units in India is Rs. 315,250 compared to £24,250 in London. However, the expected revenue from selling 250 units is Rs. 420,000, which would lead to a net profit of Rs. 243,562 by producing in India versus a £8,057 profit in London.