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The first subproblem involves the financial feasibility of the proposed expansion of operations. This subproblem will be assessed within the contexts of comparative (before and after expansion) financial performance, and within the context of the financial capacity of the firm to fund such expansion.

The second subproblem involves organizational feasibility of the proposed expansion of operations. This subproblem will be assessed within the context of the impact of the proposed expansion on the firm's human resources.

Hypotheses related to subproblem number one:

Hypothesis number one: It is hypothesized that, as a consequence of operational expansion, net sales at Woodstocks West Inc. would increase 25 percent over preexpansion levels during the first three years subsequent to the implementation of an expansion business plan.

Hypothesis number two: It is hypothesized that, as a consequence of operational expansion, net income at Woodstocks West Inc.

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ns are drafted. Following the drafting of such plans, the resulting strategy is implemented. Scenarios are generated to describe and explain a set of alternative future outcomes of interrelated uncertain events. Scenarios focus on specific strategic problems, as a means of explaining how a firm might move from it current position to a future state. The use of scenarios permits the strategic planner to forecast a wide range of feasible outcomes, and to prepare contingency plans to permit the firm to react in a timely and effective manner to whatever events transpire. Financial Management The generation of capital is one of the most pressing problems facing any enterprise. A great variety of capital sources exist, along with an equally great variety of methods by which these sources may be tapped by an enterprise. For many firms, however, access to both capital sources and methods by which capital may be obtained from these sources is often restricted by a variety of diverse factors. The problem facing a firm in this context is to obtain the capital required, in the amount required, and under conditions which enable the firm to continue to fulfill its corporate objectives. Cost of capital refers to the cost to the corporat
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