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The Production Budget for Night at the Museum was $110,000,000.
Activity Based Costing (ABC) is a procedure used to assign overhead cost to products or services that are produced. (I actually just answered this elsewhere, if you want more detail see: How_does_Activity-Based_Costing_work).Activity Based Management (ABM) is the use of ABC to improve business operations. That is with an ABC system, management uses the information and data obtained from the system to make decisions or changes that will help the business to be profitable. Such a way is to eliminate any non value added costs which could be done by conducting activity analysis (root causes of problems, cost triggering activities, etc) and activity evaluations (reviewing performance measurements). Another illustration of ABM is creation of customer profitability analysis, which uses ABC to determine the activities, cost and profits that come with serving a particular customer. Following this, managers will have a better idea of which customers they should continue to work with and which they may want to consider dropping or have to find a way to reduce the cost of serving.Thus, in summary, ABC and ABM are not synonyms, but are two interrelated processes.
The Phantom (1996) had an estimated budget of $45,000,000. In US box office it made $17,300,889. In Australia it made $4,601,218. In Spain it made $23, 596,925. So the producers kind of took a bath.
It's actually at the end and because paranormal activity is not real they were thanking everybody who helped make the movie
The movie Paranormal Activity is entirely a work of fiction. It is 100% make-believe. There is no "real footage." There is no "true story."
Estimation make us got to the answer quickly.
People who organize a concert want to make money. At the very least, they have to cover some expenses, which they hope to recover. And in any case, they have the right to decide how much to charge for the activity. If somebody finds it too expensive, he has the right not to go to the concert.
15 ,67, and 84 are numbers that are close to the given numbers to make estimation easier.
Make a very approximate estimate.
It would depend on what kind of degree program you choose. But you can make a rough estimation, just find out how much the degree programs cost in a normal span. Then add a few thousands to that cost.
The only possible explanation is that some time in the geologic past, there was volcanic activity in the area where San Diego is now. Not a difficult estimation to make, considering the activity of the area still; San Diego is just not that far from the San Andreas.
The only possible explanation is that some time in the geologic past, there was volcanic activity in the area where San Diego is now. Not a difficult estimation to make, considering the activity of the area still; San Diego is just not that far from the San Andreas.
Depends on the concert.
Detail Oriented. Attention to detail is important to ensure cost estimators achieve accurate results. They need to be able to identify cost drivers quickly and make sure that when one cost changes, they know how it will affect other costs related to the project.
Estimation regression testing
To make answers right and know math right
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