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IEEE Communications Magazine, 2008
Capital expenditures (capex) remain the most closely-watched metric for determining the direction and level of investment that telecommunications carriers are making in network equipment and services. In turn, carrier capital spending is driven by the combination of two primary factors: the number of customers served by that carrier, and the volume of ...
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Capital expenditures (capex) remain the most closely-watched metric for determining the direction and level of investment that telecommunications carriers are making in network equipment and services. In turn, carrier capital spending is driven by the combination of two primary factors: the number of customers served by that carrier, and the volume of ...
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The Capital Expenditure (Book).
The Accounting Review, 1984Abstract Reviews the book "The Capital Expenditure," by Arthur V. Corr.
Joyce T. Chen, Harvey S. Hendrickson
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The Capital Expenditure Decision.
The Accounting Review, 1968Reviews the book "The Capital Expenditure Decision," G. David Quirin.
M. C. Wells, William J. Bruns
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Expenditure: capital or revenue?
Property Management, 1989Examines expenditure on property held by an investor or a person running a business, particularly the contrast between capital expenditure for Capital Gains Tax purposes and that allowed for income taxation purposes. Considers the possible effects of proposals for new VAT laws on the property industry.
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Capital Expenditure and Allowances
1985David Wiltshire has set up his business but he now requires machinery and premises in which to run it.
Bill Packer, Colin Sandy
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What Is a Capital Expenditure?
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly, 1997Lodging-industry financial executives have yet to achieve consensus on the criteria for identifying capital expenditures. When, in the absence of specific IRS guidelines or other accounting norms, those financial experts are uncertain whether to categorize an expenditure as operating (revenue) expenses or a capital expenditure, they use a variety of ...
Raymond S. Schmidgall +2 more
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CAPITAL AND REVENUE EXPENDITURES.
The Accounting Review, 1941Abstract Business management must establish policies to distinguish between capital and revenue expenditures in order to maintain and successfully operate an accounting system, which provides for the classification and control of depreciable fixed assets.
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Engineering and Process Economics, 1979
Abstract This paper examines the errors in capital appraisal which result from the conventional treatment of capital expenditure on an end-of-year basis. A novel capital expenditure model is developed and validated. This model will permit the realistic, easy and cheap modelling of capital expenditure programmes and the proper representation of such ...
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Abstract This paper examines the errors in capital appraisal which result from the conventional treatment of capital expenditure on an end-of-year basis. A novel capital expenditure model is developed and validated. This model will permit the realistic, easy and cheap modelling of capital expenditure programmes and the proper representation of such ...
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A REALISTIC APPROACH FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES ANALYSIS
Proceedings of SPE Annual Fall Technical Conference and Exhibition, 1978Abstract This paper briefly reviews the various financial analysis techniques to judge capital expenditure projects. Most of these methods in their basic forms, however, fail to determine the real returns to a company from such capital investments.
Bijoy K. Choudhary, William A. Kellstrom
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1955
IN the closing days of 1954 the Rubber Disposal Commission announced the successful culmination of its arduous task—the sale of the Government-owned synthetic rubber industry to private enterprise. The remaining duty is the submission of the commission's report to the Congress for its approval. After submission of the report, which is expected in early
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IN the closing days of 1954 the Rubber Disposal Commission announced the successful culmination of its arduous task—the sale of the Government-owned synthetic rubber industry to private enterprise. The remaining duty is the submission of the commission's report to the Congress for its approval. After submission of the report, which is expected in early
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