Gordon Stone Today’s food and fibre industries continue to change markedly. You will notice in the trends outlined below that the changes tend to be structural, less about food production and more about consumers. Changes in types of food preferred by a range of consumers – many are value conscious, while others are quality conscious,
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Trends in the food & fibre industry – we’re all talking the same language
Benefit / Cost 4: Counting the costs
In this final part of our series on Benefit/Cost, we are considering the two cost categories: Category 3: ‘Costs that can easily be assigned $ values’; and Category 4: ‘Costs that cannot easily be assigned a $ value’
Benefit/Cost – summing up your return on investment
We are starting a series of articles over the next few months that deal with different elements of Benefit/Cost – increasingly a requirement from funding bodies. Put simply, a Benefit/Cost Analysis (BCA) is a way of summing up what return you got (or should get) on your investment.
Reporting to be more rigorous in 2009
Both Benefit Cost Analaysis (BCA) and the Triple Botton Line (TBL) are emerging as important considerations when thinking about your level of accountability or when rigorously reporting your ‘return on investment’ or ROI.