Direct costs are all those expenses incurred by the company directly to produce a good or service. In short, it is that part of the cost of the product that does not require any type of distribution of general costs or allocation of a proportional part of certain costs of the company. Examples of direct … Read more
Dumping refers to the set of practices by which a company sells its products at a price lower than what it cost to produce. Therefore, for companies the objective of dumping is none other than to compete directly in the market in order to be above the competition and exercise greater control over the market … Read more
The sight deposit is a type of Bank deposit. In financial terms, the demand deposit is synonymous with a checking account. It has the peculiarity of allowing its holder to withdraw part or all of the money accumulated in the deposit. To make the total or partial withdrawal, it is not necessary to make a … Read more
The debt capacity supposes the maximum debt capacity that an individual or company is capable of assuming without having debt problems. solvency. This is the maximum amount of money that is capable of acquiring without putting your financial situation at risk when it comes to repayment. The normal thing is that the debt capacity is … Read more
