Utilization measure for class a use
When I used to work, I was on the lookout for measures that would compare how well my portion of the business compared with other companies. Purpose was to id topics where we were not in the first qua...
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Whatever works for you.
For me, it's not a valid financial analysis, because you're only considering the acquisition cost but not the running cost. Your method makes it look less expensive if you use it more. In the real world every mile driven adds cost.
As others have said, an RV is not a financial investment. It's just a choice of where to burn disposable money.
For me, it's not a valid financial analysis, because you're only considering the acquisition cost but not the running cost. Your method makes it look less expensive if you use it more. In the real world every mile driven adds cost.
As others have said, an RV is not a financial investment. It's just a choice of where to burn disposable money.
