Profit Calculus: Exemplary Problems - ELABORATIONS

Profit Calculus: Exemplary Problems - ELABORATIONS

These problems (the definitions are to be found in Profit Calculus ISBN 9798782951030) are worked out completely in this book: 1 Problem given by Brezet - system Van der Schroeff - 2 Problem given by Tijhaar - systems Van der Schroeff and Bakker - 3 - 5 Three problems out of a module used at Twente University - 6 Out of a problem-collection presented by Slot/Vijn - 7 - 8 Two problems given by Bremmers in TBA, nr. 1070 - 9 - 10 Two problems out of a NIVRA-collection - 11 SPD-Examination Bedrijfseconomie I, December 1991, Problem 3 - 12 SPD-Examination Bedrijfseconomie I, December 1992, Problem 3 - 13 SPD-Examination Bedrijfseconomie I, December 1997, Problem 3 - 14 SPD-Examination Bedrijfseconomie I, December 1998, Problem 3 - 15 Central Problem, textbook Epe/Koetzier As an old teacher business economics (I am now retired) I really give the advice my book Profit Calculus ISBN 9798782951030 in which I fully explained the new formula I have explained first. Lecture is that, as it were, and then the above 15 issues try to solve it self, after which as in a seminar also everything becomes clear to you with this book. One can compare a company with a gang of skaters in a tournament. Some of them choose longer and others shorter distances. Different products, activities, units, divisions. The total result of the gang in the tournament is the addition sum of individual achievements. A year-ride, 13 rounds of 4 weeks each. Lap times. From lap to lap, how many fingers of the coach go up, down? Acceleration and slowing-down during a race can be calculated by measuring the lap times. Without knowing the lap times, it is difficult to say anything meaningful about accelerations and decelerations during the course of the race. Measuring the lap times, it is for this reason that one is sorely in need of a user-friendly period profit measuring instrument, above all quick and easy to use. Example issues in schools usually involve only a few purchase and sales transactions. In practice, thousands, if not tens of thousands of transactions and countless interim price changes, will soon be involved. For the profit calculation with one of the current profit determination systems, all transactions must be calculated exactly. What a work. Inefficient. A real waste. Not necessary when using The Profit Formula®. Count everything together: the total sales minus the total purchases is CASH. Furthermore, it only concerns a few initial and final values (filling in NVD and SVD) and it is ready. The Profit Formula® implicitly takes into account all interim price changes and all transactions. You do not have to worry about it anymore. That saves a lot of work. The counting and calculation work has been reduced to an absolute minimum. For that reason alone The Profit Formula® is second to none. The Profit Formula® works always and everywhere. Effective and efficient. Fiscally and for both IFRS and US-GAAP, certain cost items are prescribed in the required reports. The fiscal profit figure as well as the profit figure to be published can be calculated easily by means of The Profit Formula®, which ignores costs. Subsequently, various cost items – because the required reports naturally need to be complete – can still be determined, in fact now more easily since the figure on the bottom line is already available. Firstly all cost items which are at hand aggregated and secondly the already known profit figure that is measured by The Profit Formula®, ending up in one item in between i.e. 'remaining costs altogether' that simply is falling from the sky.