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Opportunity Cost

September 6, 2015 admin-jargon

With it’s routes in economic theory, opportunity cost is a term that seems to be coming back in terms of popularity in recent years, and is also seen expressed as opportunity benefit. The opportunity cost of a choice is defined as the value of the best alternative foregone, where a choice needs to be made […]

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ROCE – Return On Capital Employed

September 6, 2015 admin-jargon

ROCE – Return On Capital Employed This on the the key measures used when assessing the health of a business, and also the effectiveness of a business decision or project – it is viewed as a good metric as it shows how effectively the business is not just using its assets and equity, but how […]

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