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    Verizon Corporate Analysis

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    HRM1101 – #4 Corporate Analysis Assignment The objective of this assignment is to: • Familiarize you with at least one company and begin to understand one industry • Help you more holistically evaluate competitors • Help you begin to evaluate possible employers Instructions: • Choose any publically traded company that interests you. Make sure that they are large enough to have been covered by the press. • One primary source for information on the company will be its website. • Read at least…

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    application of the ASX Corporate Governance Principles could have prevented the corporate governance issues from occurring that caused the Toshiba business scandal that was unveiled in 2015. We will discuss and define the three relevant ASX principles and the theory that supports each of the principles. We will then examine how each of the corporate governance principles chosen could have prevented Toshiba’s corporate business scandal. 1.2 Definition of key terms in the essay’s title Corporate…

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    The American Red Cross is in existence to aid those throughout the country by providing blood or services to those in need. Primarily, the organization operates through donations of both, time and money, which provides aide in five main areas: People affected by a disaster; Support for the military and their families; Collection, processing, and distribution of blood; Health and safety education; and International relief in time of crisis (American, 2015). The American Red Cross’s mission…

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    Bruce Maitland Case Study

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    Define the Problem Bruce Maitland, like most business men, started his business with the intent to provide for his family and be an entrepreneur. The interaction with Chuck Harper might have seemed like a relationship that was going to benefit his business in a positive way and create a long lasting friendship. The problem that he did not perceive with the initial meeting was the potential for a fraud pyramid to occur. The first factor in the fraud pyramid is the motive. The motive in Bruce’s…

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    Death Tax Debate

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    Doing this will save many jobs and businesses due to the death tax being repealed. His plan will increase the total number of entrepreneurs, investors, and jobs because of the decrease in capital gains and dividends taxes.Due to the abolishment of corporate taxes, there will likely cause an increase in the competitiveness of United States corporations and decrease the number of American jobs being outsourced. It will be easier for people who make a small amount of money to get out of poverty due…

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    Choice #1: Ethical Business Management Sometimes, in firms, the interest of the stockholders and that of management will diverge and misalign thereby resulting in mismanagement of the business. Such separation leads to what is known in the finance world as an agency problem. Moreover, one of the five principle foundations of finance is principle number five (5) which points out that a conflict of interest will cause this agency problem (Keown, Martin, & Petty, 2014). Presented is an analysis…

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    Eight Hidden Flaws in Strategy The article by Roxburgh uncovers a set of essential flaws in strategic management from the perspective of the behavioral economics. First, the author pinpoints the overconfidence. In the case of the need to start a new business, it might be useful, however, a person’s brain sometimes is overconfident in making decisions and assessments. For example, people tend to give narrow answers to rather precise questions like the River Nile length. Instead of giving an…

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    FLOCS Reflective Essay

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    The Learning Center’s semi-annual FLOCS assessment was coming up soon. The Learning Center director had to make sure all of the client paperwork was in order and I had to make sure the fire inspection was completed prior to the FLOCS assessment. Dealing with the country Fire Inspectors was not an easy task. Normally a Fire Inspector would come arrive for the inspection in late May or Early June, but apparently they were very busy this year and were running behind schedule. Several calls were…

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    Federalism And Its Powers When you hear the distribution of powers within the federal system, what comes to mind? What is the federal system, how are these powers distributed within this system, or is McDonalds still open? If McDonalds did not come to mind, according to Dautrich & Yalof (2014) “the federal system is a system of government in which power is divided between a central government and constituent political subunits”. The powers within the federal system are called the enumerated…

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    have an advantage when it comes to raising capital for their business - the ability to raise funds through the sale of stock. Corporate Tax Treatment. Corporations file taxes separately from their owners. Owners of a corporation only pay taxes on corporate profits paid to them in the form of salaries, bonuses, and dividends, but any additional profits are awarded a corporate tax rate, which is usually lower than a personal income tax…

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