What are the cost cutting methods when using low cost strategy?

6. The cost of the pouring brand of scotch is $0.58 per ounce, and the cost of club soda is $0.04 per ounce. Determine the cost of a scotch and soda from each of the following standard recipes.

a. 1 ounce of scotch and 6 ounces of club soda

b. 1 1/2 ounches of scotch and 7 ounces of club soda

c. 2 ounces of scotch and 6 ounces of club soda

7. In each of the examples in Question 6, determine sales price if the desired liqour cost percent is:

a. 20 percent

b. 25 percent

c. 18 percent

Explain how to estimate the cost of capital for a particular project, including the cost of debt and/or the cost of equity. What makes debt or equity a better choice for a given project--or is a blend always preferable? Explain your reasoning using an example

In this you will be answering question on the following topics:

• Cost Management: Planning the cost of projects
• Estimating costs
• Determining a budget
• Cost controls

Question 1

What is a fixed cost and a variable cost?

1. Define each
2. Give an example of each at a cookie factory
3. Give a pro and a con of each: a fixed cost and a variable cost.

Answers need to be full sentences

Question 2

What is Analogous Estimating and Parametric Estimating and Bottom up Estimating?

1. Define each
2. You are thinking about opening a cookie cookie factory. Give an example of how you might do Analogous Estimating and Parametric Estimating and Bottom up Estimating
3. Give a pro and a con of each: Analogous Estimating and Parametric Estimating and Bottom up Estimating

Answers need to be full sentences. I recommend looking up each term online for better definitions and examples. Do not copy out of the book or from the internet. Please use your own word.  

4-2.What is the difference between a sunk cost and a differential cost?

Differentiate between a direct cost and an indirect cost of a segment. What happens to these categories if the segment to which they are related is eliminated?

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I need an Implicit cost and Explicit cost introduction and outline

Simply put, interest is the cost of money. However, in the corporate world the cost of money is anything but simple. Many factors determine the interest rate for a given situation. Discuss the various determinants of interest rates. What are the primary determinants of today’s corporate interest rates? What factors might cause today’s rates to change significantly? What is your outlook on the future of interest rates?

What is the difference between the accounting treatment for a period cost and a product cost? What is the difference between "Cost of Goods Manufactured" and "Cost of Goods Sold"? What is the difference between actual factory overhead (ch. 18 - debit to WIP Inventory) and applied/allocated factory overhead (ch. 19 - debit to WIP Inventory).