My customer satisfaction rate was at 100% and my popularity grew from 4% to 8%. My losses were in ice and twelve spoiled lemons; next time, I will not purchase as many lemons. I made approximately $8.00 in profit. On day three, the weather forecast was hazy, with a temperature of 89 degrees, so I kept the price of the lemonade to $0.20 per cup. I bought 50 cups and 250 ice cubes.
Contracts 616 Assignment #4 King 6595 You are the Chief Financial Officer of the Giant Candy Company (Giant). Giant has been operating at a loss. Giant believes it must cut costs. Your boss decides to review all of the company’s contracts to determine if there are any contracts that can be terminated. You find the following contract written by Little Candy Company: “Giant Candy Company (Giant) agrees to buy and Little Candy Company (Little) agrees to sell all of the candy coating that Giant requires for a period of five years.
Executive Summary Memorandum To: Source Selection Board De Havilland Inc. From: Kim Tomar Financial Analyst, Material Subject: Marton Enterprises Inc. as a Supplier for Flap Shrouds and Equipment Bay Doors. Our company has three mandates to get up to 25% discount on all parts that are on the bill of materials, to reduce our vendor base so as to gain from economies of scale and to sign five year, long term contracts with vendors. In light of this we had tried to get a price reduction from our current supplier of flap shrouds and bay doors, Dollard Plastics of Montreal, to no avail. Following an RFQ we received bids from 9 different suppliers with just as many varied prices of the final product. Out of all, Marton
A friend suggested the name “Twinkle Fingers” for the snack, and Dewar shortened it to Twinkies. Remember that banana-flavored filling? During World War II, there was a shortage of banana, so the filling was switched to vanilla. Twinkies were first sold in packs of two for 5 cents. Now, they still sell ‘em in packs of two, but for more money.
The money of nineteenth century England is crowns, pounds, guineas, and shillings. “crowns - a silver coin used in Great Britain worth about five shillings. A shilling is worth about 1/20 of a pound,” according to (dictionary.com) that is translates into a nickel, and then a quarter. “Guineas - A gold coin used in England from 1663 - 1813 worth one pound, and one shilling.” (dictionary.com) So basically what the “wise man” is saying in the first line of advise is that, a man can give away any amount of money he wishes, as long as he does not give away his heart. This might be because men at this age are not yet ready mentally for what giving your heart away entails.
There are some generous people for whom that greenbacks cup have been placed over there. According to Lewis’ in second paragraph, the people has two minds about this plastic cup. There is a thought that people who serves you might be doing more likely and promptly if they believe they will rewarded for it. Surely, no one wants to be one of those people who benefit from the certain hop to the worker’s step that the prospect of a tip has arguably induced without paying your fair share of the cost. In paragraph seven, the second problem with tipping which Lewis’ is discussing, about how tip is loosing its own place.
A New Solution According to independent research, the most successful fundraising item is funnel cakes. They are a hugely popular item coveted by event goers. At the recent 4th of July event, there was only one funnel cake booth, and 1/3 of their customers were lost due to long lines and wait times. A profit of $3,935 was made, but another $2,000 was missed because the supply could not meet the
His older brother even asked him for money to buy dad something nice for father’s day he was hesitant and only have him 1/5 of his earnings, only a nickel because he wanted new cards. His brother said "it's Pa's birthday tomorrow. I think we ought to chip in and buy him something..." he replied, "Aw, come on," I protested. "I haven't got a single
Charlie and Chocolate Factory is about a young boy named Charlie who was a very poor boy who lived with his sick grandparents and parents. Charlie ended up winning a contest to go to Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory to get a year supply of chocolate and a tour of the chocolate factory. The short story ‘Rich for One Day’ is about a young girl named Aline who lives life to the fullest and even though she only has eight dollars she still believes she is rich. Both the film and short story are the same because both have the same theme and mood. The film and short story are different because the film and short story’s characters are of different age groups.
I do believe sugar can be addicting because I myself have never gone a day without having some kind of sugar. Lustig, Schmidt, and Brindis states how “[o]ver the 50 years consumption of sugar has tripled world wide.” Instead of fixing the problem we are just getting worse. Since sugar is “cheap” we should make it more make it more expensive and hope for a change. Also, even though petitions keep getting “denied” we shouldn’t give up until there is a change. My uncle has diabetes and every time he sees me eating chocolate or some sort of candy he tells me that I’m going to end up dying from diabetes also because that’s all he would eat, I wouldn’t really take him seriously I would just laugh about it.