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In your opinion, what are the biggest challenges facing MNC Solution MNC or Multinational Corporations operate in more than one country and deliver its products or services worldwide. As these corporations operate in beyond a particular geography, they gets affected by challenges i.e. economic, political, technological and various social challenges that exists in countries they operate. The main challenge that the MNCs are facing in todays world is Political/regualtory in nature. A changing regulatory environment is always a concern for the business. With change in regulatory environment, the businesses need to reallign their operations and doing so can increase the cost to the business. The regulatory framework of any country remains constant when there is political stability. With change in government in any country, the policy frame work also changes, affecting the regulatory framework. In todays world due to the political instability in various corner of the world and the econmic downturn associated with it, is affecting the businesses to operate in a stable environment. Another major challenge could be economic challenge. Any company able to prosper when the country, they are doing business in, is economically sound and stable. With global depression spreading over various countries, some even adding upto the defaulter list, the challenges for MNCs to sell their product and services to gain profits are decreasing. As the global economical condition is detoriating, the disposable income in hands of consumers are decreasing, inturn decreasing the demand for product or services required. Hence, decreasind the profit margin for MNCs..
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Individuals that continually monitor the financial markets seeking m.pdf
Individuals that continually monitor the financial markets seeking mispriced securities: A. tend
to make substantial profits on a daily basis. B. tend to make the markets more efficient. C. are
never able to find a security that is temporarily mispriced. D. are always quite successful using
only well-known public information as their basis of evaluation. E. are always quite successful
using only historical price information as their basis of evaluation.
Solution.
indicate whether you agree with the following statement that describ.pdf
indicate whether you agree with the following statement that describes Modigliani and Miller\'s
work:
\"In the absence of taxes, bankruptcy costs and asymmetric information, and in an efficient
market, the value of the firm is unaffected by how that firm is financed\" (MIT Sloan Lecture
Notes, Finance Theory II, Dirk Jenter, 2003).
Solution
The statement is correct.
In the absence of taxes ,bakruptcy costs and asymmetric information and in an efficient market
,The value of firm is unaffected by how that firm is finances .
since the value of firm depends neither on its dividend policy nor its decision to raise capital by
issue or selling debt ,This theorem is also called capital structure irrelevance principle.
since debt is tax deductible ,however if there are no taxes it is irrelevant whether to raise funds
by debt or equity (As not tax shield will be available) ..
Indicate what data analysis is and why is it useful Think of how a .pdf
Indicate what data analysis is and why is it useful? Think of how a company would use it.
Solution
Data Analysis is a very broad terminology. Every company in some capacity used data analysis.
I am assuming it is more of quantitative data analysis. Overall data analysis means identifying,
inspecting, sorting, transforming and creating usefulness of that data to interpret and explain
trends.
Data analysis can be either deductive or inductive. Deductive means quantitative analysis, where
as inductive analysis means qualitative analysis.
Data Analysis Process.
Incompressible substances A and B are placed in a thermal contact in.pdf
Incompressible substances A and B are placed in a thermal contact in a rigid insulated container.
Initially they have a mass, specific heat and constant volume, enthalpy and temperature. For A
this would be MA,CvA,ehA,TA. .Derive expressions for final temperature of the system as a
function of :
(a) The specific heats, masses , and initial temperatures
?(b) The enthalpies and masses
(c) Show heat exchange process is probable
(d) Under what conditions could your result be invalid
Solution.
Inch Ltd. was incorporated in the Bahamas in 2011. Although the comp.pdf
Inch Ltd. was incorporated in the Bahamas in 2011. Although the company is not incorporated in
Canada, the board of directors are all Canadian individuals residing in Toronto, Ontario, where
the daily decisions of the corporation are made by the board. However, the directors advise you
that the annual general meeting is always held in the Bahamas in February each year. The
corporation has global financial operations and generates income from all over the world.
Answer the following questions:
1. Is Inch Ltd. a resident or non-resident of Canada? Give reasons for your answer.
2. Is Inch Ltd. liable for income tax under subsection 2(1) or 2(3) of the Income Tax Act?
3. What is Inch Ltd.\'s tax base for the current year (i.e. on what income does Inch Ltd. pay
income tax)?
Solution
1)A corporation is genrally cosnidered ( if not incorporated in Canada after April 26 , 1965) to be
resident in Canada if its Central managemtn and control is exercise there and is generally
exercised by directors.Accordingly where the directors meet to attend the important decisions of
the corporation undertaking , the corporation will be considered to be resident in the jurisdictio
where they hold most or all of these meeting , hence INCH ltd will be deemed resident of
Canada.
2) inch limited is liable for income tax under subsection 2(1) since its considered resident of
Canada if not then subsection 2(3)
3) Inch ltd will pay tax only on the profit , after deducting from the rvenue all the current
expenses related to the normal activity of the companies , the interest , the amortisation and the
depreciation..
In-Class Exam Homework The college president is more interested in .pdf
In-Class Exam Homework: The college president is more interested in testing her suspicion that
the proportion of students at her college that binge drink is lower than the national proportion of
.41. Her staff tests the hypotheses H_0: p = 0.41, H_a: p < 0.41. What is the P-value?
____________ ?
Solution
H_0: p = 0.41, H_a: p < 0.41 looking at the table , P-value = P ( p<0.41) = 0.1591.
Income Statement (in million of USDs)2015Total sales202Cost .pdf
Income Statement (in million of USDs)
2015
Total sales
202
Cost of sales
-148
Gross Profit
54
Selling, general, and administrative expenses
-22
Research and development
-8
Depreciation and amortization
-4
Other income
4
Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)
24
Interest income (expense)
-7
Pretax income
17
Taxes
-4
Net Income
13
Balance Sheet (in million of USDs)
Assets
Liabilities
Current Assets
Current Liabilities
Cash
62
Accounts payable
42
Accounts receivable
46
Notes payable/short-term debt
1
Inventories
5
Total current assets
113
Total current liabilities
43
Long-Term Assets
Long-Term Liabilities
Net property, plant, and equipment
101
Long-term debt
98
Total long-term assets
101
Total long-term liabilities
98
Total Liabilities
141
Stockholders\' Equity
73
Total Assets
214
Total Liabilities and Stockholders\' Equity
214
The above tables show the income statement and balance sheet for a certain company. All
quantities shown are in millions of dollars.
1. What is the company\'s ROE in 2015?
2. What is the company\'s ROA in 2015?
3. If the corporation has 20 million shares outstanding, what is its EPS in 2015?
4. Now consider that additionally the company\'s managers and employees have stock options
for 5 million shares; what is its diluted EPS in 2015?
Income Statement (in million of USDs)
2015
Total sales
202
Cost of sales
-148
Gross Profit
54
Selling, general, and administrative expenses
-22
Research and development
-8
Depreciation and amortization
-4
Other income
4
Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)
24
Interest income (expense)
-7
Pretax income
17
Taxes
-4
Net Income
13
Solution
1)
ROE = Net income/Equity
= $13/$73
= 17.81%
2)
ROA = Net income/Total assets
= $13/$214
= 6.07%
3)
EPS = Net income/Number of shares outstanding
= $13,000,000/20,000,000
= $0.65
4)
Diluted EPS = Net income/Number of shares outstanding
= $13,000,000/25,000,000
= $0.52.
In your own words, what were the core intellectual, political, and a.pdf
In your own words, what were the core intellectual, political, and artistic characteristics of the
Italian Renaissance (c. 1350-1550 CE)? Describe two figures that seem to represent especially
important Renaissance characteristics. Explain your reasoning. 250 words
Solution
The Renaissance is the reentrance into the world of that secular, inquiring, self-
reliant spirit which characterized the life and culture of classical antiquity. This is simply to say
that under the influence of the intellectual revival the men of Western Europe came to think and
feel, to look upon life and the outer world, as did the men of ancient Greece and Rome; and this
again is merely to say that they ceased to think and feel as mediaeval men and began to think and
feel as modern men. Just as the Reformation went forth from Germany and the Political
Revolution from France, so did the Renaissance go forth from Italy. And this was not an
accident. The Renaissance had its real beginnings in Italy for the reason that all those agencies
which were slowly transforming the mediaeval into the modern world were here more active and
effective in their workings than elsewhere. City life was more perfectly developed in Italy than in
the other countries of Western Europe. In the air of the great Italian city-republics there was
nourished a strong, self-reliant, secular, myriad-sided life. It was a political, intellectual, and
artistic life like that of the cities of ancient Greece. Florence, for example, became a second
Athens. The cities themselves were, in a very exact sense, fragments of the old Empire.The
influence which these reminders of a glorious past exerted upon sensitive souls is well illustrated
by the biographies of such men as Boccaccio and Petrarch. Petrarch is best known to most as the
writer of Italian sonnets, but his significance for general history is due almost wholly to his
relation to the revival of classic learning in Italy. Petrarch was the first and greatest
representative of the humanistic phase of the Italian Renaissance. He was the first scholar of the
mediaeval time who fully realized and appreciated the supreme excellence and beauty of the
classical literature and its value as a means of culture. Boccaccio did much to spread and to
deepen the enthusiasm for antiquity that Petrarch had awakened. He industriously collected and
copied ancient manuscripts and thus greatly promoted classical scholarship in Italy..
In words, what is the equation for normal stressSolutionA mea.pdf
In words, what is the equation for normal stress?
Solution
A measure of deformation of a flexible body All real materials deform under the action of
stresses as well as temperature changes. The connection between strains and stresses (and
temperature changes) is done through constitutive equations that encode material properties.
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In which of the following remote access methods is a pinholing scheme used to facilitate the
network address translation (NAT) contact to occur with internal workstations?
Tunneling
Application portals
Remote desktop access
Direct application access
Solution
c. Remote desktop access
There are two major styles of remote desktop access: (i) direct between the telework client
device (e.g., a consumer device such as a smartphone and PDA or PC used for performing
telework) and the internal workstation, and (ii) indirect through a trusted intermediate system.
However, direct access is often not possible because it is prevented by many firewalls..
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In what area does internal control allow only one person responsible?
Solution
1. Establishment of Responsibility: An essential characteristic of internal control is the
assignment of responsibility to specific individuals. a. Control is most effective when only one
person is responsible for a given task. b. Establishing responsibility includes the authorization
and approval of transactions.
2. Segregation of Duties: Segregation of duties is indispensable in a system of internal control. a.
The rationale for segregation of duties is that the work of one employee should, without a
duplication of effort, provide a reliable basis for evaluating the work of another employee. i.
There are two common applications of this principle: 1. The responsibility for related activities
should be assigned to different individuals. 2. The responsibility for record keeping for an asset
should be separate from the physical custody of an asset..
In todaySolution n the past it had been the .pdf
In today
Solution
n the past it had been the common conception that businesses fundamentally rely
upon, and in turn effect their economic capital, which is represented in the form of stockholders.
The rise to prominence of stakeholders (through studies and reports) has allowed firms to realise
that there are people and infrastructure beyond the company which are necessary to it and who
must have their interests protected. An organisation\'s stakeholders are all parties who can
reasonably be understood to be affected by its decisions. They can be deemed to represent the
businesses\' social and environmental capital as well as economic. Stakeholders can be of very
different and varied guises and also harbour conflicting interests. In the main they can be
categorised into three major groups: Internal, Connected and External Stakeholders. Internal
stakeholders include managers and employees and are those that are situated within the company
and affect the.
In this task, I want you to verify that the phase response of Fourie.pdf
In this task, I want you to verify that the phase response of Fourier transform is much more
important than the magnitude response in case of images
1- Upload two images into Matlab of the same size.
2- Find the Fourier transform of these two images. (the function that you need to use is
“y=fft2(im)”
3- Reconstruct the images using their corresponding Fourier transforms and verify that the
Fourier transformation is perfectly invertable. (The function that you need to use is ifft2(y).
4- The Fourier transforms of the images are complex numbers, so you need to find their
magnitude and phase. (The functions that you need to use are “abs(y)” for magnitude and
“unwrap(angle(y))” for phase.).
5- Use the magnitude response of image 1 and the phase response of image 2 and reconstruct the
image applying inverse Fourier transform. (The function that you need to use is ifft2(rcos+jrsin ),
where r is the magnitude and is the phase).
6- Use the magnitude response of image 2 and the phase response of image 1 and reconstruct the
image applying inverse Fourier transform.
7- Comment on the results.
Solution
Fourier transform :-
The Fourier transform decomposes a function of time (a signal) into the frequencies that make it
up, similarly to how a musical chord can be expressed as the amplitude (or loudness) of its
constituent notes. The Fourier transform of a function of time itself is a complex-valued function
of frequency, whose absolute value represents the amount of that frequency present in the
original function, and whose complex argument is the phase offset of the basic sinusoid in that
frequency. The Fourier transform is called the frequency domain representation of the original
signal. The term Fourier transform refers to both the frequency domain representation and the
mathematical operation that associates the frequency domain representation to a function of time.
The Fourier transform is not limited to functions of time, but in order to have a unified language,
the domain of the original function is commonly referred to as the time domain. For many
functions of practical interest one can define an operation that reverses this: the inverse Fourier
transformation, also called Fourier synthesis, of a frequency domain representation combines the
contributions of all the different frequencies to recover the original function of time.
Linear operations performed in one domain (time or frequency) have corresponding operations in
the other domain, which are sometimes easier to perform. The operation of differentiation in the
time domain corresponds to multiplication by the frequency,[note 1] so some differential
equations are easier to analyze in the frequency domain. Also, convolution in the time domain
corresponds to ordinary multiplication in the frequency domain. Concretely, this means that any
linear time-invariant system, such as a filter applied to a signal, can be expressed relatively
simply as an operation on frequencies.[note 2] After performing .
In this unit, you discussed some of the problems associated with inf.pdf
In this unit, you discussed some of the problems associated with inflation. List one of these
problems and describe a situation in which you encountered this problem
Solution
One of the major problem associated with the inflation is increase in poverty and affordability by
the people. The survival becomes expensive and it become difficult to the people to afford the
product and services.
This problem is encountered when the price rise exceeds the level of affordability of the people..
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In this question i know the answer is an elliptic parabolid. My question is when doing the traces
yielding the ellipse is it the coefficient of 4 that makes it an ellipse?
Solution
yes and no. The fact that the coefficient is different for the y and z terms is why it is
an elliptic parabaloid. If they were the same, then it would be a circular parabaloid..
In this chapter a decision tree was developed for John Thompson (Fig.pdf
In this chapter a decision tree was developed for John Thompson (Figure for the complete
decision tree analysis). After completing the analysis, John was not completely sure that he is
indifferent to risk. After going through a number of standard gambles, John was able to assess
his utility for money. Here are some of the utility assessments: U (
Solution
http://brainmass.com/business/business-analysis/171301.
In this problem , I have to find the third derivative of the fourth .pdf
In this problem , I have to find the third derivative of the fourth root of 2x cubed minus 16.
so
Third derivative of (fourth root) 4 2x^3 - 16
Solution
The fourth root can be thought of as (2x^3) being raised to the 1/4 power so you can
just multiply the power and get 2x^3/4 - 16 Take the first derivative: 3/4*2x^-1/4 Second
derivative: 3/4*-1/4*2x^-5/4 = -3/16*2x^-5/4 Third derivative: -3/16*-5/4*2x^-9/4 =
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In the view of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the lik.pdf
In the view of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the likelihood of compromise of
an integrated system of hadrware and software is considerably less than the likelihood of
compromise of a system of authentication, passwords, and procedures. Please justify this view.
Solution
Firstly, persons are doing more hardware/software validation and also testing as opposed to only
faster SoC [system on chip] verifications. The main driver being that time-to-market windows
are reducing drastically . This is not only in the consumer electronics, rather in all other aspects
of electronics. Hardware/software integration is the essential factor for companies to hit the
market window and also not incur the penalties of running late
.
Challenges in hardware/software integration
One is that, software development is even now trailing behind hardware development. In some
cases, SoCs sit on the shelf for some months before the software is completed to go.
Second ,hardware/software integration is tough. There exist reasons why hardware and software
development cycles happen separately by different teams, yet there needs to be some common
set of bridges which enables the teams to synchronize the hardware and software through the
development process, and not just doing it at the end.
A third issue is the verification part. How does one verify the system, how does one verify the
SoC, and also do it meaningfully with a good level of quality, so that the product is set to hit the
market window?
Which development tools,and/ or platforms, do design teams use to bridge the hardware and
software
Persons are using a variety of technologies so as to more effectively bridge hardware and
software. Yet, a lot of these remedies have been developed only as point tools and they use the
proprietary approaches, this is problematic because the flow should allow for the smooth
transition from various different phases of overall development cycle without any artificial
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