Management and Organizational Studies 2310A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Price Elasticity Of Demand, Financial Statement Analysis, Profit Margin

• School: Western University
• Department: Management and Organizational Studies
• Course: Management and Organizational Studies 2310A/B
• Professor: Bruce Morrison

Document Summary

Lo1 the objectives and goals of financial planning. Lo2 how to compute the external financing needed to fund a firm"s growth. Lo3 how to apply the percentage sales method. Lo4 the factors determining the growth of the firm. Lo5 how to compute the sustainable and internal growth rates. Lo6 some of the problems in planning for growth. S4. 6: financial planning model ingredients 4. 2 (2 pages) S4. 8: example 1 historical financial statements (5 pages) S4. 18: example 4 operating at less than full capacity (2 pages) Web address www. bmo. com www. cott. com www. lehmanbrothers. com www. global. ihs. com www. depts. washington,edu/~finance/higgins. html www. globeinvestor. com www. barrick. com www. canadiantire. ca. An illustration of the percentage of sales approach. 4-2: growth as a financial management goal. Growth is a by-product of increasing value: dimensions of financial planning. Examining interactions helps management see the interactions between decisions. Exploring options gives management a systematic framework for exploring its opportunities: avoiding surprises helps management identify possible outcomes and plan accordingly.