Assessing Cash Flow at FedEx
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A 4 page paper examining cash flow at FedEx 2003 – 2005. It was during this period that FedEx acquired Kinko's, a fact reflected in the company's changes in cash. The paper includes 10 quotes from an introductory accounting textbook. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Assessing Cash Flow at FedEx and UPS
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A 6 page paper examining cash flow at FedEx 2003 – 2005. It was during this period that FedEx acquired Kinko's, a fact reflected in the company's changes in cash; it was shortly before this period that UPS acquired Mailboxes, Etc to create the UPS Stores. The paper includes 10 quotes from an introductory accounting textbook. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Assessing Company and Share Values
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This 9 page paper uses three different valuation models to assess what the share price of a company should be. The paper looks first at book value and how this may be used as a foundation for valuation before moving onto the dividend discount model, DDM, and the capital asset pricing model, CAPM. The paper uses an example provided by the student to illustrate the different models. Each model is discussed, looking at the advantages, disadvantages and the best scenarios for its' use. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEshrvalue.rtf

Assessing CU
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This 3 page paper is based on a case study supplied by the student. The paper puts together an income statement and then looks at the viability of a new project. The bibliography cites 1 source.
Filename: TECU001.rtf

Assessing Delta Airlines and an Investment
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This 3 page paper looks at Delta Airlines and assesses the current performance of the company and the share price to determine if this is a good buy. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEdeltai.rtf

Assessing Financial Statements
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A 3 page paper evaluating the financial statements of Not-For-Profit Organization, obviously a fictitious nonprofit. Not-For-Profit Organization's financial statements appear to be sound. If one assessing the organization's financial strength would have any reservations, they should lie in the area counting assets not yet received. The corporate world can do this because those organizations have means to collect payment for services. That route is not available to Not-For-Profit Organization to collect gifts pledged but not yet received. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: KSacctFinStmts.rtf

Assessing Financial Statements: GM, Home Depot and Billabong
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A 6 page paper defining several accounting terms and assessing the income statements, balance sheets and cash flow statements of GM, Home Depot and Billabong. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: KSacctFinStmtGM.rtf

Assessing Global Strategy at HSBC Bank
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A 20 page paper discussing the global banking industry as it is and as at least one bank is designing it to be. "The world's local bank" is the slogan of Britain's BSBC Bank. This is a marketing paper, evaluating HSBC's position in its industry, trends in the global market and suggesting steps that the bank can take to further differentiate it from its competitors while continuing to build on the concept of becoming "The world's local bank." Bibliography lists 18 sources. Includes 2 figures.
Filename: KSbankStrat.rtf

Assessing Investment Choices
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This 16 page paper looks at how three potential courses of action may be assessed. These are whether to open or close an office, if a new product/service should be launched and if an investment should be made to expand a business. The paper performs a financial analysis of each situation, including potential profit ad loss figures, profit margins, net present value of investments and various other calculations. The bibliography cites 18 sources.
Filename: TEquest15.rtf

Assessing Risk and Benefits; Should a University Offer a New Course?
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This 14 page paper is written in 3 parts. Te first an longest looks at the tolls that a company, or in this case a university, could use to assess risk, including HAZOP and HAZIM, Monte Carlo, cost benefit analysis and NPV. The second part of the paper looks at which models could be used by the university to determine the potential risks and rewards. The last part of the paper considers how the progress could be monitored. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEassrisk.rtf

Assessing Risk at Tasty Foods
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A 4 page paper discussing risk associated with a potential new product. Assessing the project risk is difficult in that we cannot know all conditions that will apply by the time the product reaches the market. It does appear that there is less risk than originally believed, however, based on the results of CAPM analysis. Monte Carlo simulation likely will confirm the findings of assessment using CAPM. Other approaches include altering variable values (salvage value, unit sales, revenues, sales price, variable costs) to find the level at which NPV remains positive. CAPM provides an acceptable overarching view. Bibliography lists 2 sources. Accompanying spreadsheet and PowerPoint presentation are available.
Filename: KSfinRisk.rtf

Assessing Small Office Accounts Receivable
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A 9 page paper discussing operations of a small medical center’s business office, particularly as they apply to the accounts receivable function. There are several steps that the center can take now to both streamline its operations and create a more secure environment. The ultimate goal needs to be full automation of course, but the center still can take beneficial measures now in anticipation of fully automating business operations in the future. Includes a flowchart of one clerk’s responsibilities and suggestions for pre-automation improvements that can be made now. No sources listed.
Filename: KSacctAR.rtf

Assessing the Effects of Increased Corporate Governance
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A 15 page proposal for studying this topic. Nations and organizations throughout the world are more aware of the need for greater corporate governance, and many have taken or are considering alterations to standards that could increase corporate responsibility and compliance in financial reporting. What remains unclear is how some of the proposed and realized changes may affect business operation. The study proposed here seeks to determine how accounting and auditing standards may be affected by these changes. Bibliography lists 31 sources.
Filename: KSacctCorpGov.rtf

Assessing the Effects of Increased Corporate Governance
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A 21 page revision of a 15-page proposal of the same name. This version includes a discussion of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 as well as an appendix listing 21 proposed survey questions and rationale for including them. Bibliography lists 32 sources.
Filename: KSacctCorpGov2.rtf

Assessing the Financial Statements of Alliance Health
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A 6 page paper examining financial records to assess the health of the company and to suggest methods of improving its cash position. Alliance Health has been growing in terms of all leading indicators of corporate health for three years (increased net income, decreased accounts receivable, decreased accounts payable, decreased debt and increased cash at year end), yet the company’s cash flow position has deteriorated. Because Alliance does not carry an untoward level of debt at present, the recommendation for improving its cash position is to take on debt sufficient to give it positive working capital and improve ROE, while simultaneously increasing its operating efficiency to reduce cycle time at least to 2001 levels. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: KSfinAllianceHlth.rtf

Assessing the Likelihood of an Interest Rate Change using information from the Federal Reserves Beige Book
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This 5 page paper uses the 14th January 2004 Beige Book Report, made by the Federal Reserve, and examines the results to assess the likelihood of an change in interest rates. The analysis looks at the results in different sectors and then considers how and why economists may come to different conclusions over the need for interest rate changes. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TEusaint.rtf

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