project. These must be adequate to get the plant operating and to meet subsequent obligations as they come due. However, nonrecurring start-up expense should not be con- sidered as working capital, because. (unlike working capital) it can be written
rally placed on design and estima- tion of investment for equipment and other facilitiesâ-the fixed capital. However, in the three-year period from 1955 to 1957, ...
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funds in addition to foted investment and start-up expense which the com- pany must eontriltttte to a project. This deï¬nition is ttscfttl only in economic cvnluatiott ...
Analogously, the ability to predetermine fixed capital costs depends to a large extent on the techniques, methods, and execution of proper cost control during the.
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new emphasis on better capital cost predetermination. Often the speed with which a new compound is brought from laboratory to market leaves little time for ...
Minimization of Capital Investment for Batch Processes. Sir: We would like to add a few comments to a recent paper by Y. R. Loonkar and J. D. Robinson (1970),.
