You are looking for incremental cash flow. Cash Flow considerations: 1) Take a

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You are looking for incremental cash flow.
Cash Flow considerations:
1) Take a look at part 3 and your market demand. Which products were you unable to make due to limited beeswax that you could make if you bought one of the two apiaries? market demand minus what you made in Part 3 is the incremental units you will produce/sell.
How much income will you get from this? we’ve already covered all fixed costs so your CM per unit multiplied by the number of units you’ll make to meet the remaining market demand will be a cash inflow.
Note: if you buy an apiary, you will no longer need to purchase beeswax, so be sure to adjust your CM per unit for the reduction in variable costs.
2) the products you made in part 3 are NOT part of the incremental cash flows, but the reduction in costs is. How much beeswax did you use in part 3? What was the cost per pound of beeswax? Multiply the two. This is a cash inflow.
3) Do either of the investment options come with an income generating component? If yes, this is a cash inflow.
4) What are the operating costs for each investment? This is a cash outflow.
5) Add all these up to get your incremental monthly cash flows. You need to do this for both investment options.

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