Use the table provided below showing rooms available, rooms sold and rooms revenue for 7 properties (subject hotel + comp set) for one month to compute occupancy index for the subject hotel. Rooms Available (Supply) Rooms Sold (Demand) Revenue The subject hotel 10'000 7'000 700'000 Hotel A 9'000 3'000 400'000 Hotel B 9'000 8'000 700'000 Hotel C 10'000 7'000 700'000 Hotel D 7'000 5'000 500'000 Hotel E 11'000 8'000 700'000 Hotel F 8'000 4'000 400'000
Use the table provided below showing rooms available, rooms sold and rooms revenue for 7 properties (subject hotel + comp set) for one month to compute occupancy index for the subject hotel. Rooms Available (Supply) Rooms Sold (Demand) Revenue The subject hotel 10'000 7'000 700'000 Hotel A 9'000 3'000 400'000 Hotel B 9'000 8'000 700'000 Hotel C 10'000 7'000 700'000 Hotel D 7'000 5'000 500'000 Hotel E 11'000 8'000 700'000 Hotel F 8'000 4'000 400'000
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Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling
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Problem 33P: Assume the demand for a companys drug Wozac during the current year is 50,000, and assume demand...
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