Concept Introduction:
Residual Income: That income which is more than the normal income of that type of organization.
Requirement-1:
To Identify:
Determine the residual income.
Concept Introduction:
Return on investment: In this we divide the total return or profit with the investment into the assets of organization. It is the best way of calculating the % of return in the business.
Residual Income: That income which is more than the normal income of that type of organization.
Requirement-2:
To Identify:
Which division has highest residual income?
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