General Appliance Corporation
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- Word count: 253
- Category: Corporation Generators
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Staff personnel have no line authority in a division 75% of the manufacturing sales is made to the product divisions,
Parts made by the manufacturing division is designed by the product division.
Transfer Prices
The divisions are expected to deal with one another as though they were independent companies.
Parts transferred in pre-negotiated prices
If the divisions could not agree on a price they could submit the dispute to the finance staff for arbitration.
Source Determination
The product division doesnǯt have the power to decide whether to buy parts from within the company or from outside without the permission of the manufacturing division.
The purchasing staff; taking the manufacturers side in almost every case
Price settlement compared to outside prices
In case of new parts the divisions authorities are switched.
Stove Top Problem
Unit sold from the chrome products division to the electric stove division
Quality decrement in late 80s
The presidents re-action
New added operations and new price per unit
Objections and negotiations between the divisions
Finance and engineering staff reviews
Thermostatic Control Problem
The electric motor division
The laundry equipment division
The refrigeration division
Monson controls corporation
1985-1987 several appliance companies including the G.A.C. built or expanded their own facilities
Surplus of production capacity in independent companies
Declining price level
Disagreement on 1988 prices within G.A.P Ȃ submission to finance staff
Thermostatic Control Problem II
Electric motor divisionÇŻs statement
Laundry equipment divisionÇŻs statement
Refrigeration divisionÇŻs statement
Finance and purchasing staff review
Transmission Problem
The Laundry Equipment division
The Gear and Transmission division
The Thorndike Machining Corporation
The contract (1977-1987)
ThorndikeÇŻs special offer
Gear and Transmission divisionÇŻs act
Disagreement
Laundry Equipment divisionÇŻs statement
Gear and transmission divisionÇŻs statement
Finance staff review