Yes, if the firm is able to cover fixed costs and a portion of variable costs it should continue to operate. If it is not operating, it will still have its fixed costs but will not be able to cover it. So even if a firm is making losses, it is making less of a loss than if it were to temporarily shut down.
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To maximize your revenue credit through contributions to your 401k account, you should consider contributing the maximum amount allowed by the IRS, take advantage of any employer matching contributions, and regularly review and adjust your investment choices to optimize growth potential.
"Shareholder value" is simply a buzzword that has no real backing in science or finance. The increase in shareholder value is simply a consequence of good management in the following areas: 1) Operating margins 2) Tax rate 3) Revenue 4) Research and development 5) Comparative advantage 6) Risk management And so on. To ask why a manager should increase shareholder value is akin to asking why companies should invest in R&D or why they should maximize revenue. And the answer is simply that managers are rational beings and more is always better.
The firm should continue to operate whenMarginal Revenue (MR) >= Variable Cost (VC = MC)Because it is still making a structural profit per unit, which indicates an economic profit is being made. When making optimal production decisions, one should not include sunk costs, including plant investment, which cause TC >= VC. While the firm will be operating at a loss, it is still achieving a positive cost-benefit outcome.
The revenue recognition principle dictates that revenue should be recognized in the accounting records when it is earned.
Seriously, you discard an oven when it breaks, which implies as well that it is unsafe to use. If it works and is safe to operate it, you can continue using it, regardless of how old it is.
Total variable cost as a percentage of sales revenue can vary depending on the industry and specific business model. However, a generally accepted guideline is that variable costs should ideally be kept below 70-80% of sales revenue. This ensures that there is enough margin left for covering fixed costs and generating a profit.
because of the amount of tax that has been put on it, its able to gain the government a lot of revenue. also the majority of the public feel they should have a right to smoke
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Yes, "Internal Revenue Service" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun.
No. A revenue account should always show a credit balance.
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State A machinery that should be allowed to operate to a critical speed?
should revenue accounts begin each accounting period with zero balance