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The lift market in North America is divided into two main segments of In-ground and Surface. Surface lifts (two posts, four posts, scissor, and other) take up 79% of the total market in 1999, while In-ground (single post, and multiple post) occupied the rest with 21%. There were a total of 49272 lifts sold in North America and the U.S. market is 10 times larger than the Canadian market. Hoists ranged from $3,000 to $15,000, while Jolson Auto motive’s average retail price was in the upper middle at $10,990 (company received average of $9,210). Scissor lifts account for 4.7% of the total lift market with 2316.

1. Please assess the economic benefits of acquiring the Vulcan Mold-Maker machine. What is the initial outlay? What are the benefits over time? What is an appropriate discount rate? Does the net present value(NPV) warrant the investment in the machine?

Construction – Boxes, all sizes and shapes – cereal boxes, tissue boxes, appliance boxes, packaging,

• The steel cabinet production can be increased by 50% at a cost of $1,500,000. Once the new equipment is installed,

The details of the three proposals that offer specific quantities of widgets and their prices are as follows. Greenleaf Manufacturing has offered to manufacture up to 6,000,000 widgets per year at a cost of $5.01 each. Sunrise LTD in Quanzhou, China has offered to manufacture 100% of Mrs. Smithson’s needs at a cost of $4.01 each. The third offer comes from Groupo Embarco located in Brazil offers to manufacture 10,000,000 widgets per year at a cost of $3.83 each, with the willingness to expand his operations to provide more widgets if required.

Firefighters are faced with many rescue challenges on a daily basis. Rescues range from fire rescues to traffic collisions with the end goal being to save lives. These rescues often require forceful entries and any delay in time could be catastrophic. Forceful entry success involves “a combination of knowledge, skills and experience” (Bertram, n.d.). There are several different types of entry tools used by firefighters to quickly access a site which could include one of five groups; cutting, pulling, prying, striking, and through the lock (Bertram, n.d.). This paper will discuss one of the prying tools used called the Halligan bar; its history, purpose, pricing and availability.

a. What is the maximum price XYZ should be willing to pay for the widget maker if it is all

This case involves the suspect using a green marker to write on the victim's large planter box in violation of PC 594(a)-Vandalism.

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Potter box is a four step process: 1.) Understanding the facts 2.) Outlining the values inherent in the decision 3.) Applying relevant philosophical principles 4.) Articulating loyalties. When looking from a public relations professionals stand point and having to come out with a news release. Using potter box would be a way to ethical judge a story to be released or not. First, I would start with the facts getting the full story and ethically thinking what needs to be printed. Second, loyalties because in PR truth to you and your jobs ethical values are your main concerns. Third, value because it’s about being truthful and thinking about keeping my job, telling the full detailed truth, and if needed invading privacy of the person

Columbus Custom Carpentry (CCC), a family-owned company founded in 1964, operates in a niche market that produces semi-custom doors for the residential market. The company has taken the non traditional approach of not competing with mass manufactures, nor selling their products through popular market stores. The company finds their success and profitability through the development of various jigs and specific tools that aid them in the production of replacing antique-styled doors for the restoration market. They also have a relevant source of business in a line of contemporary doors that have a more distinct and dynamic style than someone would find from mass-market competitors. The company’s tools and systems that are used to

Custom Molds Inc., manufactures custom designed molds for plastic parts and produces custom made plastic connectors for the electronics industry. Established in 1987, the primary focus was to provide manufacturers or electronic connectors a source of high-quality custom-designed molds for producing plastic parts. After building a strong brand reputation through the designing and fabrication of precision molds, Custom Mold’s expanded into the limited manufacture of plastic parts. The operations at Custom Mold’s include a process for fabricating molds and a second process for producing plastic parts.

The case study detailing the dilemma faced by the organization known as Box, Inc., is one concerned with the challenge of maintaining organizational culture in the face of rapid growth. The organization began as a classic start-up company that evolved out of a garage by a few friends. Beginning as a simple organization with few team members paved the way for the successful culture that would permeate the company for years to come. The challenge facing Box, Inc. in the study is not one of loss, but, rather, one of gain. The organization has rapidly expanded in the last few years, now hosting multiple sites around the globe and over a thousand employees. This rapid change presents the top executives, such as CEO Aaron Levie with the difficult task of preserving their start-up culture that breeds ingenuity and success. One managerial solution the top executives implemented was their institution of a rigorous and highly selective hiring process. This solution was highly effective in maintaining the organizational culture within Box, Inc., in light of the multiple organizational behavior theories that describe the strong correlation between selective hiring and cultural sustainability within a company.

I suggest pricing the BAM so it will have similar profit margins compared to Loctite’s other pieces of equipment, which is about 25% when selling to distributors and 33% when selling to end users (excluding selling expenses). This means that the aluminum BAM would be priced at $165 for distributors and $185 for end users (costs from p. 5).