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A large shipping compony has' demarcated funds for the following planned expenditures: • €30 million for a e 50 million for a new aircraft € 5 million for additional acquisition off kerosene new storage space in Munich Additionally, the company is producing 10 million parcels at a a tenth of that production in înventory . Based on the information provided , the company's total planned investment is E C million. The company's parcels have met with the înventory has on ly increased by Over time, increasing denmand, and O.H million units. There fore , in terms of the inventory difference between the planned investment and the actuol investment is the million.

A large shipping compony has' demarcated funds for the following planned expenditures: • €30 million for a e 50 million for a new aircraft € 5 million for additional acquisition off kerosene new storage space in Munich Additionally, the company is producing 10 million parcels at a a tenth of that production in înventory . Based on the information provided , the company's total planned investment is E C million. The company's parcels have met with the înventory has on ly increased by Over time, increasing denmand, and O.H million units. There fore , in terms of the inventory difference between the planned investment and the actuol investment is the million.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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