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Business Details

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Businesses that are "Goods" oriented produce something to be consumed by customers. There are often manufacturing costs associated with production of the goods, which can reduce revenue.

"Services" provide service to customers. Revenue is often bound by the amount of labor capable to preform each service.

"Media" companies have costs associated with production, but generally don't have to scale those costs the same way "Goods" businesses do as they acquire more customers.
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Averages should be monthly.

Scaling Projections

Current Revenue: $0 Projected Revenue:$0

FieldScaling FactorPercentage ChangeNew Value
Yearly Fixed Costs
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Ave. Manufacturing Per Unit Cost
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Ave. Sale Price Per Unit
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Ave. Manufacturing Time Per Unit
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Ave. Monthly Number of Units Sold
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Formula: Ave_Monthly_Number_of_Units_Sold × (Ave_Sale_Price_Per_Unit - Ave_Manufacturing_Per_Unit_Cost) × 12 - Yearly_Fixed_Costs

With the Limit:
  • Ave_Monthly_Number_of_Units_Sold ≤ 365 × 24 × 60 × 60 / (Ave_Manufacturing_Time_Per_Unit × 12)

About the Business Scale-Up

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