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Darina [25.2K]
3 years ago
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Question help using​ ________ may cause a manager to reject a project that may be profitable to the company as a whole

Business
2 answers:
statuscvo [17]3 years ago
8 0

Using ROI may cause a manager to reject a project that may be profitable to the company as a whole. ROI stands for Return on Investment.

 

EXPLANATION  

In absolute terms, a segment that has a large number of assets usually produces more than a segment that has a small number of assets. But this is not certain. Therefore, companies cannot use the absolute amount of revenue from a segment to compare the potential of different segments. To measure the effectiveness of a relative segment a company can use return on investment (ROI), which calculates returns (income) as a percentage of assets used (investment). Here is the formula for ROI:

ROI =  Segment Income /Investment Base

For example, a segment that generates $5 million with an investment of $50 million has a ROI of 10% ($5 million / $50 million). Return on investment always reported as a percentage. Return on investment means how much income we make for each investment dollar we spend. In the example above ROI is 10%, this means the company makes 10 cents for every $1 investment.  

By applying return on investment (ROI) it is expected that a manager is able to determine whether the segment is profitable or detrimental to the company. Because managers are responsible for income, financing, and investment-related to a segment/project. The manager will release investment opportunities that can provide more than enough ROI for the company as a whole, but which will provide lower ROI than the ROI that is already in the center, which will reduce the overall ROI of the center.  

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If you’re interested in learning more about this topic, we recommend you to also take a look at the following questions:

• The return on investment (ROI) from education is typically the highest for

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KEYWORD: ROI, investment, company.

Subject: Business

Class: 10 - 12

Subchapter: ROI

mr Goodwill [35]3 years ago
7 0
The answer is <span>ROI
If the manager is evaluated based on Return on Investment, that manager will be very likely to reject every projeccts which return is below a certain departement standard no matter if that project is profitable for the company in the fear of being replaced by those who show better numbers.</span>
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