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Business application - Dave burgers is in the fast food restaurant business. One component of it's marketing strategy is to increase sales by expanding and foreign markets. It uses both financial and nonfinancial quantitative and qualitative information when deciding whether to open restaurants abroad. Big decided to open a restaurant in Prague(Czech Republic) five years ago. The following information help the managers in making that decision:

Financial quantitative information
- operating information
-estimated food, Labor, and other operating costs(E. G., Taxes, insurance, utilities, and supplies)
-Estimated selling price for each food item.
-Capital investment information.
- Cost of land, building, equipment, and furniture.
-Financing options and amounts.


Nonfinancial quantitative information
-Estimated daily number of customers, hamburgers to be sold, employees to work.
-High traffic time periods.
- Income of people living in the area.
-Ratio of population to number of restaurants in the market area.
-Traffic counts in front of similar restaurants in the area.

Qualitative information
-Government regulations, taxes, duties, tariffs, political involvement in business operations.
-Property ownership restrictions.
-Site visible inability.
-Accessibility of store location.
-Training process for local managers.
-Hiring process for employees.
-Local customs and practices.


Big Burgers has hired you as a consulant and given you an income statement comparing the operating incomes of its five restaurants in Eastern Europe. You have notices that the Prague location is operating at a loss (including unallocated fixed costs) and must decide whether to recommend closing that restaurant.


Review the information used in making the decision to open the restaurant. Identify the type of information that would also be relevant in deciding whether to close the restaurant. What additional information would be relevant in making your decision?

 


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