Discuss how and why an FRM (financial risk management) or an ERM framework might benefit a company like Blue Wood.

1. What are the opportunities and consequences for the company Blue Wood if it does not change its approach to the business?

2. Discuss how and why an FRM (financial risk management) or an ERM framework might benefit a company like Blue Wood.

3. What are the main challenges in developing and implementing a risk management framework for Blue wood? How does the ownership structure affect these challenge

Compare the effects of sanctions on the global economies of North Korea and Cuba.

Compare the effects of sanctions on the global economies of North Korea and Cuba. Choose a time frame and determine how policies, currencies, tariffs, trade arrangements, and other variables not only impact a country, but a region and the global economy, as well. Examine the monetary aspects of international trade. Explain two monetary effects for balance of payments, foreign exchange, and exchange rate determination of these two countries. Be sure to include in your response the effect of recently reduced sanctions on Cuba.

Consider your current skills, strengths, and areas of weakness according to the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONE) Nurse Executive Competencies. How do you plan to integrate this knowledge into developing your comprehensive practicum project?

Consider your current skills, strengths, and areas of weakness according to the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONE) Nurse Executive Competencies. How do you plan to integrate this knowledge into developing your comprehensive practicum project?

Describe Michael Porter’s model and its components. Pick an industry and describe how the different components of the model relate to that industry.

 

  • Describe Michael Porter’s model and its components. Pick an industry and describe how the different components of the model relate to that industry.
  • Apply all components of Porter’s model to your HBR case, as a case review.

 

What are the major causes of the dissolution of a partnership? Explain the accounting implications of a dissolution.

Select three of the following questions for your initial response. Copy and paste the questions you decide to answer in bold type. It is a good idea to select questions to which you do not know the answer or would like to understand better. Also, be bold and answer a question you have not seen a classmate answered yet.

  1. Why is the partnership form of business organization sometimes preferred over the corporation or the sole proprietorship form?
  2. Does a partner leaving a partnership require the partnership to dissolve and wind up its business? Explain how the partnership may purchase the disassociated partner’s interest in the partnership.
  3. Present the arguments for and against the bonus method of admission of recognizing the admission of a new partner
  4. The Jones Partnership agreement includes a provision for distribution of partnership interest on capital balances. Unfortunately, the provision does not state the specific capital balance to be used in computing the profit share. What choices of capital balances are available to the partners? What is the preferred capital balance to be used in an interest allocation? Why?
  5. Under what circumstances would a partner’s capital account have a debit, or a deficiency, balance? How is the deficiency normally eliminated?
  6. Assume that because of a new law recently passed, the types of significant transactions in which the partnership engages are no longer lawful.Two of the five partners wish to wind up and terminate the partnership. Can these two partners require the partnership to terminate? Explain in detail.
  7. What are the major causes of the dissolution of a partnership? Explain the accounting implications of a dissolution.
  8. A, B,and C are partners. The partnership is liquidating, and Partner C is personally insolvent. What implications may this have for Partners A and B?
  9. The installment liquidation process uses a worst-case assumption in computing the payments to partners. What does the worst-case assumption mean?
  10. Contrast a lump-sum liquidation of a partnership with an installment liquidation of a partnership.

Based on the stated human resources philosophy of Wal-Mart, would it be likely that the company would discriminate based on gender differences? Explain.

1. Based on the stated human resources philosophy of Wal-Mart, would it be likely that the company would discriminate based on gender differences? Explain.

2. Put yourself in the role of the plaintiffs. What ethical arguments would you offer in support of their allegations?

Given your concerns about creating forecasts, what are some things analysts should be aware of as they read through the projected financial statements provided by management in the annual reports?

In previous modules, we have learned how to analyze the financial statements provided in a company’s annual report. These statements are historical in nature – they provide the results and balances that have already occurred. However, we also need to project future statements to help our present decision making objectives. While we can check the accuracy of past results, projected financial statements must be more subjective. Financial statements analysts must ensure that their forecasts are objective, realistic, and unbiased. Some companies’ executives and managers can be too optimistic about their companies’ outlook. As you will be required to create some projected financial statements, discuss some concerns you might have with accurately predicting future balances. Given your concerns about creating forecasts, what are some things analysts should be aware of as they read through the projected financial statements provided by management in the annual reports?