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The estimated Life Cycle Cost of the PIGEON system is 650 million. If the total cost for operating and supporting this system is 490 million and there are no disposal costs which one of the following?
To determine the remaining costs associated with the PIGEON system, we subtract the total operating and supporting costs from the estimated Life Cycle Cost. This means 650 million (total Life Cycle Cost) minus 490 million (operating and supporting costs) leaves us with 160 million. This remaining amount can be interpreted as the initial procurement or development costs of the system, assuming no disposal costs are involved.
What are establishment expenses?
These costs include the initial costs in establishing the business (e.g. rent, insurance and stock), capital costs (e.g. equipment, plant and machinery) and operating costs (the cost of operating the business until income is sufficient to cover the costs of the business).when you save the money your future will be bright...
Different types of costs of production?
production cost, selling cost and sundry cost
Why different sources of finance have different cost?
why different sources of financing have different costs
How prime cost is different from conversion cost and Manufacturing Costs?
Prime cost basically is the cost of direct labor and cost of direct material; whereas conversion costs is Overhead cost and direct labor cost.
What are costs that a company has to pay whether or not its operating?
The Company has to pay its Fixed Costs, Such as Rent and utility. These cost have to be paid regardless of whether the company is operating or not
What is the non crash cost of driving?
The noncrash costs of driving include operating costs, fixed costs, and environmental costs. Operating costs include: gas, oil, and tires. The more you drive, the greater your operating costs. Fixed costs include: the purchas price of the vehicle, insurance, and licensing fees.
What are the operating costs of a gulfstream G350?
Total Variable Cost $2,276
What must a business include when calculating its operating cost?
Variable costs.
What are examples of fixed and variable cost in an airline company?
Some of the Variable costs are Fuel Cost, energy, and operating cost
What is operating cost in hotel?
The operating cost of a hotel will vary depending on size and location. The operating cost includes things such as employee salaries, advertising costs, housekeeping supplies, food, decorations, guests supplies, and furniture.
The estimated Life Cycle Cost of the PIGEON system is 650 million. If the total cost for operating and supporting this system is 490 million and there are no disposal costs which one of the following?
To determine the remaining costs associated with the PIGEON system, we subtract the total operating and supporting costs from the estimated Life Cycle Cost. This means 650 million (total Life Cycle Cost) minus 490 million (operating and supporting costs) leaves us with 160 million. This remaining amount can be interpreted as the initial procurement or development costs of the system, assuming no disposal costs are involved.
What are the different type of cost?
The different types of costs:opportunity costaccounting cost or historical coststransaction costsunk costmarginal cost
What is the difference between an operating cost and a fixed cost?
Fixed costs basically refer to those expenses each month that do not vary such as building rent, insurance premiums, business loans or other business costs that are constant. Operating costs would be those that DO vary such as the cost of inventory, wages, advertising, business supplies, etc.Example: Operating cost: things that maintain your motor vehicle and money you spend for gas, oil, and tires. Operating cost vary based on the number of miles you drive, the more you drive the more the cost ill be.Fixed cost: the purchase price of the vehicle, insurance and licensing fees. These cost occur no matter how much you drive, in fact the more you drive the less it costs. So because they come no matter what the costs do not vary.
Is cost of goods sold an operating expense?
Cost of goods sold is opening stock plus purchases of inventories and other carriage costs less closing stock. Cost of sales therefore is not an operating expense...
Technology that is characterized by high initial cost and low operating costs is termed?
capital-intensive.
What are establishment expenses?
These costs include the initial costs in establishing the business (e.g. rent, insurance and stock), capital costs (e.g. equipment, plant and machinery) and operating costs (the cost of operating the business until income is sufficient to cover the costs of the business).when you save the money your future will be bright...
