Deck 9: Step 6: The Approval and Monitoring Process
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Deck 9: Step 6: The Approval and Monitoring Process
1
Return on equity is a way to calculate margin.
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2
Margin equals net income/sales.
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3
If two services have the same return on equity they will have the same return on sales.
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4
If two services have the same sales each year, and the same return on equity percentage, they will have the same net income.
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5
Looking at a sales team performance, a sales ratio is calculated by number of sales divided by number of sales calls.
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6
In not for profit organizations, it is illegal to compensate sales persons based on revenue generated.
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7
A key element of the balanced scorecard is learning.
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8
Stating a margin target would be unusual in a balanced scorecard.
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9
The only fair way to compare competing market plans is on evaluation of net income.
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10
Explain how an organization could evaluate among alternative plans to see what plan(s) might be approved. What criteria would be used?
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11
Discuss a situation where sales can be large while margins might be low. Under what circumstances might this exist. Provide an example.
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