Small, family-oriented amusement park owned by the corporation of the city of London, Ontario, received $ 6 million for improvements. Of this amount, $ 1 million has not yet been conducted. Students are asked to (1) an analysis of the industry and competitive environment for the family-oriented theme park, (2) organize and analyze the survey results, (3) perform a simple division of assessment, and (4) to perform vertical analysis, and (5) perform two differential analysis (with varying degrees of difficulty), (6) the project statement of earnings, (7). recommend alternative funding and (8) develop a plan to move within a limited budget "Hide
by Elizabeth M. Grasby, Lindsay Brock Source: Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation 18 pages. Publication Date: February 26, 2007. Prod. #: 906B12-PDF-ENG
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