Limiting factor and Parent company: Difference between pages

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A parent company (investing company) controls a subsidiary.

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-''Cost and management accounting''.
+A parent company (investing company) controls a subsidiary.
-A limiting factor is an input resource which is scarce.
-Also known as a ''scarce resource'' or ''key factor''.
-In different simple situations the most important limiting factor may be skilled labour, a physical resource, time, or something else.
-In practice there may well be multiple limiting factors.
-In a simple case with a single limiting factor, total contribution and total profit are maximised by focusing on the production that produces the greatest contribution per unit of the limiting factor.
 == See also ==
-* [[Contribution]]
+* [[Group]]
-* [[Contribution analysis]]
+* [[Group accounts]]
-* [[Factors of production]]
+* [[Letter of comfort]]
-* [[Production possibility curves]]
+* [[Parent currency]]
-* [[Scarcity]]
+* [[Simple investment accounting]]
+* [[Sister company]]
+* [[Subsidiary]]
+[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
 [[Category:The_business_context]]