To classify companies and businesses by size, there is a distinction between
A kmo is a small or medium-sized company. A large company is a company that is neither a small or medium-sized company.
The classification is done according to the European kmo-definition and depends on three elements:
To be in a certain classification, all three of the elements must be met.
category | number of employees | yearly revenue or yearly balance total (in euro) | autonomy |
---|---|---|---|
KO | less than 50 | up to 10 million or up to 10 milloen | yes |
MO | less than 250 | up to 50 milion ot up to 43 million | yes |
GO | more than 250 | more than 50 miljoen and more than 43 million | yes |
Write a program that checks if a company is a kmo or not, like in the given example.
The input consists of four numbers (respectively the number of employees, annual revenue, total assets, and percentage owned by a non-KMO enterprise). The annual revenue and total assets are expressed in 1000 euros. After the output indicating whether the company is an KMO or not, there is a question asking if another company should be analyzed. The input for this question will be either Ja
or Nee
(case-insensitive).
The output states if the company is a ‘KMO’ or not:
Het bedrijf is EEN KMO
OR
Het bedrijf is GEEN KMO
Below is a sample output of the task. The text in red represents user input and is logically not printed out by your program.
45 9000.00 9000.00 17 Het bedrijf is EEN KMO JA 248 51000.00 44000.00 14 Het bedrijf is GEEN KMO neE