Asked by tansi on Sat 6 Feb 2010 - 8:55 pm UTC:

I am in the early stages of preparing and assembling data for:
   1. a business plan for starting (from scratch) an e-learning business.
    
However, I would like to position my self in the most lucrative area of
e-learning ( highest income per unit ) a unit would be one provided
learning service. and the least expense per one provided learning service
unit. THEREFORE: the highest net $ income per unit item of e-learning sold
for the least $ expense amount of unit item of e-learning sold.This type
information/data may be available in a variety of
formats,charts,percentages,(this information will be usable if I can
convert it to my simplistic view of highest net income per unit compared 
to the least expense amount per unit item
 
In this regard, the areas of higher learning, corporate training and
tutoring k-12 and test prep "appear" to be candidates.( not interested in 
law,nursing,healthcare,medical related training or learning),but open to
anything else that is legal and ethical.

I need to have mathmatical and statistical specific data that can be used
(
chart,graph,display) to clearly show a bank, investor, partner, venture
capital,  or for my own time,energy,money direction for the specific
segment of the e-learning,distance,computer learning educational
field/industry to concentrate effort.

I have general,old,outdated, stock investor projections, industry codes,
what I call "fluff",or "filler" I don't need that information. I need the
down and dirty type specific data to show someone, to have them believe
the
chances of investing in this venture will be successful.