Category: Business

Topic: Cigarette Production Business plan
Project is about Business plan for setting up Cigarette factory with 1500 cig per min capacity in UK. You have to write the business plan as per professional which will be presented to the bank also. You have to mention as per UK, what licenses are required, what restrictions and how to overcome, you have to write that how bank or investor will benefit from this project. In terms of financial, we need 40% cost of machinery with building from government or jv partner or bank and we will pay 60% cost of the machinery to the companies.
any other details we can discuss step by step.
Tables requirement
Table-1
You have to make one table in which you have to compare these countries: UK (England, Scotland, Northern ireland and wales), Netherland/Spain, Denmark/finland/norway, Pakistan, Brazil, canada/US, Indonesia, South africa, mauritius, oman, New zealand. You have to compare the following things in the table: Price of raw material, from where, processing cost, profit, government incentives, place where that industry can be setup, which raw material to use and why
Table-2
Another table wher eyou to compare different raw material and their yield and processing cost as per above countries and mention which raw material to use and why
Table-3
only for uk,
mention simple financials
cost of raw material for each raw material which can be utilized, what processing cost, final cost of the product, any incentives/subsidy from government and what percentage of profits.
FORMAT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY-1
Company Description AND Products and Services-1
MARKET RESEARCH-1
BUSINESS STRATEGY-1
OPERATIONS-1
OTHERS (AS INDICATED BELOW) -1
Please include brief details of financial projections showing where you perceive the market to be, how you will access that market and the level of sales and profit you plan to generate over 5 year period. In addition, we will need to understand the number of jobs your venture will create, the skills that you will require to operate the company efficiently and a projection of the salary you would intend to pay for each of those roles. This is so we can calculate the benefit to the uk economy. YOU HAVE TO INDICATE THE AREA OF EACH UK STATE, ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALEs AND northern ireland. WHERE IT CAN, WHY, HOW RAW MATERIAL ENTER, WHERE TO SELL, WHAT CURRENT DEMAND AND SO ON . MANY OTHERS
(Financial projects for 7 years, Machinery supplier, machinery list, flow and process for production, Appendix, References,Tables, Table of Contents and Cover Page) iNCLUDED AS THESE WILL NOT BE CHARGED.
once this is done, we can go ahead with sugar cube, cement, cigarette project.
total 6 pages + (Financial projects for 7 years, Machinery supplier, machinery list, flow and process for production, Appendix, References,Tables, Table of Contents and Cover Page)as part n compliment and not be charged

Topic: Sugar Cube production feasibility study
Project is about Business plan for setting up Sugar cube production 24 ton per day in UK. You have to write the business plan as per professional which will be presented to the bank also. You have to mention as per UK, what licenses are required, what restrictions and how to overcome, you have to write that how bank or investor will benefit from this project. 60% of machinery cost from us , 40% machinery cost + Building from jv partner/bank/investor/government.
Tables requirement
You have to make one table in which you have to compare these countries: UK (England, Scotland, Northern ireland and wales),netherland, spain, Denmark/finland/norway, Pakistan, Brazil, indonesia, South africa, mauritius, oman, New zealand, canada/us. You have to compare the following things in the table: Price of raw material, from where, processing cost, profit, government incentives, place where that industry can be setup, which raw material to use and why
Table-2
Another table wher eyou to compare different raw material and their yield and processing cost as per above countries and mention which raw material to use and why
Table-3
only for uk,
mention simple financials
cost of raw material for each raw material which can be utilized, what processing cost, final cost of the product, any incentives/subsidy from government and what percentage of profits.
FORMAT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY-1
Company Description AND Products and Services-1
MARKET RESEARCH-1
BUSINESS STRATEGY-1
OPERATIONS-1
OTHERS (AS INDICATED BELOW) -1
Please include brief details of financial projections showing where you perceive the market to be, how you will access that market and the level of sales and profit you plan to generate over 5 year period. In addition, we will need to understand the number of jobs your venture will create, the skills that you will require to operate the company efficiently and a projection of the salary you would intend to pay for each of those roles. This is so we can calculate the benefit to the uk economy. YOU HAVE TO INDICATE THE AREA OF EACH UK STATE, ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALEs AND northern ireland. WHERE IT CAN, WHY, HOW RAW MATERIAL ENTER, WHERE TO SELL, WHAT CURRENT DEMAND AND SO ON . MANY OTHERS
(Financial projects for 7 years, Machinery supplier, machinery list, flow and process for production, Appendix, References,Tables, Table of Contents and Cover Page) included AS THESE WILL NOT BE CHARGED.
any other details we can discuss step by step.
so total 6 pages + (Financial projects for 7 years, Machinery supplier, machinery list, flow and process for production, Appendix, References,Tables, Table of Contents and Cover Page) as these are complementary.
once we finish this we can have other plans

Topic: Economic Analysis
Effective public health professionals are adept at using a variety of economic tools to assist them in creating public health services and programs in communities where they are most needed. USE the designated readings to acquaint yourself with the tools used in economic analysis.
• Baghbanian, A., Hughes, I., Kebriaei, A., & Khavarpour, F. A. (2012). Adaptive decision-making: How Australian healthcare managers decide. Australian Health Review, 36(1), 49–56. Copyright 2012 by Australian Hospital Association. Reprinted by permission of Australian Hospital Association via the Copyright Clearance Center.
•de Bekker‐Grob, E. W., Ryan, M., & Gerard, K. (2012). Discrete choice experiments in health economics: A review of the literature. Health Economics, 21(2), 145–172.
Copyright 2012 by John Wiley & Sons— Journals. Reprinted by permission of John Wiley & Sons—Journals via the Copyright Clearance Center.
•Elshaug, A. G., Watt, A. M., Mundy, L., & Willis, C. D. (2012). Over 150 potentially low-value health care practices: An Australian study. Medical Journal of Australia, 197(10), 556–560.
Copyright 2012 by Australasian Medical Publishing Company. Reprinted by permission of Australasian Medical Publishing Company via the Copyright Clearance Center.
•Hutton, J. (2012). ‘Health Economics’ and the evolution of economic evaluation of health technologies. Health Economics, 21(1), 13–18.
Byrnes, J., Petrie, D. J., Doran, C. M., & Shakeshaft, A. (2012).The efficiency of a volumetric alcohol tax in Australia. Applied Health Economics and Health Policy, 10(1), 37–49.
Copyright 2012 by Adis Data Information BV, Open Mind Journals. Reprinted by permission of by Adis Data Information BV, Open Mind Journals via the Copyright Clearance Center.
•Chaufan, C., Hong, G. H., & Fox, P. (2009). Taxing ‘sin foods’—Obesity prevention and public health policy. New England Journal of Medicine, 361(24), e113. Retrieved from http://healthcarereform.nejm.org/?p=2437
•Skov, S. J., Chikritzhs, T. N., Kypri, K., Miller, P. G., Hall, W. D., Daube, M. M., & Moodie, A. R. (2011). Is the ‘alcopops’ tax working? Probably yes but there is a bigger picture. Medical Journal of Australia, 195(2), 84–86.

Then,
• Explain how you would use a cost-benefit analysis to assist with resource allocation in relation to public health services and products.
• Think about the strengths and weaknesses of the public health system. Identify the gaps that exist. Explain the challenges in meeting demand and investing in health services and products in order to close those gaps.
• Describe a new potential reform you would implement in your chosen country to bridge the identified gap.
• Explain how your newly created reform would contribute to a stronger public health system in Australia.

Assessment Criteria
• Demonstrates knowledge and understanding of the principles of cost-benefit analysis
• Shows ability to interpret and analyse relevant information and literature on public health systems and demand and investment in public health
• Analyses strengths and constraints of a public health system using health economics principles
• Demonstrates ability to apply knowledge and understanding of health economics, to propose a health reform

Topic: Sugar Cube production feasibility study
Project is about Business plan for setting up Sugar cube production 24 ton per day in UK. You have to write the business plan as per professional which will be presented to the bank also. You have to mention as per UK, what licenses are required, what restrictions and how to overcome, you have to write that how bank or investor will benefit from this project. 60% of machinery cost from us , 40% machinery cost + Building from jv partner/bank/investor/government.
Tables requirement
You have to make one table in which you have to compare these countries: UK (England, Scotland, Northern ireland and wales),netherland, spain, Denmark/finland/norway, Pakistan, Brazil, indonesia, South africa, mauritius, oman, New zealand, canada/us. You have to compare the following things in the table: Price of raw material, from where, processing cost, profit, government incentives, place where that industry can be setup, which raw material to use and why

Table-2
Another table wher eyou to compare different raw material and their yield and processing cost as per above countries and mention which raw material to use and why

Table-3
only for uk,
mention simple financials
cost of raw material for each raw material which can be utilized, what processing cost, final cost of the product, any incentives/subsidy from government and what percentage of profits.

FORMAT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY-1
Company Description AND Products and Services-1
MARKET RESEARCH-1
BUSINESS STRATEGY-1
OPERATIONS-1
OTHERS (AS INDICATED BELOW) -1
Please include brief details of financial projections showing where you perceive the market to be, how you will access that market and the level of sales and profit you plan to generate over 5 year period. In addition, we will need to understand the number of jobs your venture will create, the skills that you will require to operate the company efficiently and a projection of the salary you would intend to pay for each of those roles. This is so we can calculate the benefit to the uk economy. YOU HAVE TO INDICATE THE AREA OF EACH UK STATE, ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALEs AND northern ireland. WHERE IT CAN, WHY, HOW RAW MATERIAL ENTER, WHERE TO SELL, WHAT CURRENT DEMAND AND SO ON . MANY OTHERS
(Financial projects for 7 years, Machinery supplier, machinery list, flow and process for production, Appendix, References,Tables, Table of Contents and Cover Page) included AS THESE WILL NOT BE CHARGED.
any other details we can discuss step by step.
so total 6 pages + (Financial projects for 7 years, Machinery supplier, machinery list, flow and process for production, Appendix, References,Tables, Table of Contents and Cover Page) as these are complementary.
once we finish this we can have other plans

Business case: How does Quidos develop market in China? company website: www.quidos.co.uk
Characteristics of a successful Business Case
Generally speaking, good business cases will:
a) relate to an issue of demonstrable significance for the placement business; the main issue under investigation should be summarised in a clear research question
b) be firmly and clearly grounded within conceptual models and scholarly literatures drawn either from the programme, your undergraduate experience, or other reading that is particular to your case
c) drawuponasignificantandextensivebodyofevidenceobtainedbothfrom your placement organisation (perhaps in the form of conversations/interviews with colleagues, or existing company data) and, where appropriate, from external sources for comparative purposes
d) contain a substantial portion of systematic, comprehensive, coherent and logically organised data analysis where the key issues are identified, explored, examined and evaluated
e) draw conclusions and make recommendations that follow clearly from the analysis developed in the course of your investigation
f) be presented clearly, in well-written prose within an appropriate structure

Topic: Information systems in Business
Order Description
There are 4 large questions which are answered by small sub-questions. detailed instructions will be sent to the writer. i will include the instructions and any further lecture slides.
The whole coursework is worth marks and there is no word limit on it therefore i do not know how many pages are needed.