The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 17, 2003

A single process and three products
Each product can be sold at the end of each process, or can be further processed independently to produce superior products, which are marketed under different names — X, Y and Z respectively. Details for a period are given in Table ... More

Distributing joint costs
Roger Gibbins explains how to apportion joint costs to multiple products More

Doubts to clear before I quit

E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS

How money moves in e-commerce
A ROBUST payment solution system is a must for online business. Since there is no personal interaction between the buyer and the vendor, the system needs to provide simple, effortless and secure schemes to pay for online buys. Apart from being ... More

TRENDS

An old friend in the next seat
STORY so far: When things went wrong, Chandru was the wrong man in the wrong place for the wrong job, I learn from boss. Gupta, the production chief, meets me at the airport lounge to tell me more about how the whole drama could ... More

BOOKS

Capsuled genius
WHAT is `genius'? It is the trait of standing both of and above its age, the gift of breathing life into what is best in every living person. That's the definition offered by Harold Bloom in his book Genius — a mosaic of one hundred ... More

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