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A Simple Formula
Instead, Dodd ventures, just add up all the fixed costs you expect for a year and divide by all the hours of people you expect will be involved with jobs for the year and, voila, you have a CAR—Cost Accumulation Rate per hour. To estimate a base TSP for a job, just add the variable costs, together with the hours you "expect" to use for the job, multiply by the CAR, and there you have it—a breakeven TSP.
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