Activity-based costing and the evaluation of customer profitability /

Carolina creation is a manufacturer of furniture goods, which are sold to local and regional home décor stores. Richard the owner of the company decided to retire and provided operation control to his grandson Edward while keeping ownership control of the company to himself. Edward had an MBA degree...

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Main Author:	Bukovinsky, David M. (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	London : Institute of Management Accountants, 2020.
Series:	SAGE Business cases.
Subjects:	Family-owned business enterprises > Succession > Case studies. Entreprises familiales > Succession > Études de cas. Family-owned business enterprises > Succession. Electronic books. Case studies.
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Summary:	Carolina creation is a manufacturer of furniture goods, which are sold to local and regional home décor stores. Richard the owner of the company decided to retire and provided operation control to his grandson Edward while keeping ownership control of the company to himself. Edward had an MBA degree and experience in working in a consultancy agency. He put his experience of work in his family business and immediately began an extensive expansion program. After the time costs of the expansion caught up with Carolina Creations, the profits began to deteriorate quickly.
Item Description:	Originally Published InBukovinsky, D.M. (2020). Activity-Based Costing and the Evaluation of Customer Profitability. IMA Education Case Journal, 13(1), Article 1.
Physical Description:	1 online resource.
ISBN:	9781529796148 1529796148