Production Management and Payments of Dividends in SIMDEF — Transcript
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- 0:02in simdeth the total production capacity
- 0:05depends on two variables plant capacity
- 0:08and Machinery capacity these capacities
- 0:11decrease period by period due to wear
- 0:14and tear and obsolescence
- 0:16the amount to be produced will be based
- 0:18on demand the stock of finished products
- 0:20and your cost benefit analysis this is a
- 0:23very important variable in the simulator
- 0:25and requires to be determined in all
- 0:27virtual Porters that have been scheduled
- 0:29it is located in row 15 of the decision
- 0:32sheet
- 0:33after each operating period if there are
- 0:35retained earnings and the board of
- 0:37directors so decides you can pay
- 0:38dividends to your shareholders this is
- 0:41only possible if there is a positive
- 0:42cash flow and no debt is issued for this
- 0:45purpose shareholders will be happy to
- 0:47receive dividends per share and this
- 0:49builds confidence in the market
- 0:51if so you can modify this variable in
- 0:54row 10 of your decision sheet
- 0:57foreign
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