Survival Math for Marketers

Survival Math for Marketers

Weiglin, Peter C.

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The key goal of Survival Math for Marketers is a solution to a common problem in business - namely, the lack of mathematics know-how among many business students and practitioners. There is an untapped `latent demand' in the marketing world from many people whose careers have been - or will be - thwarted because the math `haves' dominate the `have nots'. This book as an easy, fun, and inexpensive solution to this age-old problem. Survival Math for Marketers is designed to be a useful book for introductory marketing courses. It is clearly written, filled with good examples, illustrations and makes entertaining reading. INDICE: Chapter 1. Your Credibility It's Absolute and Definite (Maybe) A Few Definitions Why is This Important to Me? A Short True-False Quiz Reality and Perception The Numbers Control Us I Thought This Was a Math BookChapter 2. Figures Never Lie, but Liars Figure It's Absolute and Definite (Maybe), Part II Is Actual actually Actual? Debits and Credits The Chart of Accounts Double Entry Sales and Expenses It's an Accrual, Accrual WorldChapter 3. Making a (Financial) Statement How Are We Doing? The Balance Sheet The Income Statement Fiscal YearsChapter 4. Organizations, Measurements, and Standards What Are We, Anyway? Different Purposes, Different Rulers Percentage of What? The Pitfalls of Precision Why Are We Looking Here? The Unseen Costs of Saving Money Too High? Too Low? What Standards?Chapter 5. An Economics Excursion Economics, Science, Markets, and Demand Utility Is Not Just Gas The Economists' Curve Marketing and ElasticityChapter 6. Pricing and Profitability Pricing: Theory and Practice A True-False Quiz on Pricing What a Price Really Is There's More Than Price Involved in Price A Small digression on Quality Price vs. Cost Markups and Break-even Sensitive Pricing for Profit What is the Company's Objective? Pricing Policies You Should Have Pricing for ServicesChapter 7. Costs and Profitability Costs, Real and Imagined Cost Allocation Variable, Fixed, and Somewhere in Between Why a Toilet Seat Costs $600 Over Whose Head? Is Overhead a Burden? Sunk and Avoidable Costs Marginal Costs Inventory and Stockturn LIFO and FIFO A Cost Control Fallacy Fun with Depreciation and AmortizationChapter 8. Strategy: Break-Even and Profitability Profit is Why We're Here Break Even Must Everything Break Even?Chapter 9. Cash Cash Flow Source and Use of Funds Receivables and Payables: A/R and A/P Cash Flows and Cash Gaps Net Present ValueChapter 10. Budgets What is a Budget? Basis for Budgets: Last Year, Percentage or Zero? The Fantasy Factor Cost Fudge and Revenue Cotton Candy Don't Just Divide By 12 Revenues and StrategyChapter 11. Just Look at the Statistics Mean Stuff and Deviations That Average Just Moved! TrendsAppendix A - A Summary of Non-Magic FormulaeAppendix B - Sample Chart of Accounts

  • ISBN: 978-0-7619-1631-4
  • Editorial: SAGE Publications, Inc
  • Encuadernacion: Cartoné
  • Páginas: 144
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