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    China mostly is government or financial institutions as reported before. As a result of that government controls most companies in China when they can use politicians’ connection to control both the market and the firm. However, in well-regulated countries politicians cannot control the firms. In China, family ownership leads to poor performance and reflects conflicts with other shareholders. On the other hand, family ownership in…

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    These groups have failed to reach a common stand on the suitable form of economic system. Capitalism is an economic system where there is a lack of government intervention in the way of doing business. The means of production is owned by the private firms, which drives the economy of the country independently. In capitalism, the goods and services are distributed according to the price mechanisms in the market, meanwhile there is no government intervention in trade; the prices of the commodities…

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    the social consequences of business success” (Matten p.405). Carroll states that CSR firms should, “strive to make a profit, obey the law, be ethical, and be a good corporate citizen” (Carroll 1991, p.43). For firms to be able to address and support societal needs they must have the monetary resources to put forth action plans; in another view, a profitable business aids society by contributing to the economy. Firms obeying the law ensures that they are abiding by the laws established to help…

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    place as breeders and strivers is not fair. In the following paragraphs the reasons for my position is explained in detail. Schwartz’s gave a statement that employing women in management is more costly to firm than employing men. The statement given by the author is true to some extent, as the firm should give maternity leave to the women how is going to give birth to the child.…

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    A lobbying firm works by getting clients, normally special interest groups, who pay the firm to represent their cause in Washington and convince politicians to get behind their cause. Jack Abramoff’s favorite clients were Native American tribes. However, he did not favor them in a loving parent way. He…

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    outstanding team of employees the credit for the firm’s progress. After working with several financial services firms, he gained professional skills in alternative investment strategies and how to create and maintain relationships with his clients. During his working at Paradigm Global Advisors in 2002, he obtained the skill of being able to analyze managers. This inspired him to create his own firm and thrive it with the knowledge he had gained on alternative investment and client…

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    15.0%, hitting 14.0% in 2013. In a similar trend, KMG’s ROA and ROCE have fallen by 2.1% and 1.1% respectively. While, ROA and ROCE remain to be sufficiently high at 6.5% and 13.0% respectively, current trend suggests rising capital intensity of the firm. KMG’s ROE has fallen from 18.1% to 12.1%, which is indicative of firm’s reduced…

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    An admission of dishonesty concerning the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) examination by Brent Mydland led to his dismissal from the public accounting firm by the name of Garcia and Weir (G&W). Mr. Mydland in any case should’ve been straightforward and honest from the very beginning of his career at Garcia and Weir. Supervisor Billy Hart did a tremendous job by looking out for the firm’s best interests and following his principles of perceived personal integrity as a professional. As a matter…

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    field of finance, leading to an increased interest in the corporate capital structure and its determinants amongst scholars over the following years. Essentially, Modigliani and Miller conclude that under certain assumptions, the market value of a firm and its capital structure are not related (Proposition 1). Additionally, they suggest that the expected yield of a stock share increases as the debt-to-equity rises, meaning that an investor would require a premium as a compensation to the risk…

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    Fundamentals: Identify the factors of production and discuss their importance as the bedrock of the theory of the firm. The factors of production are the inputs used to manufacture products and provide services. These inputs include labor, land, and capital. The theory of the firm is a microeconomic model referring to businesses and corporations and how those entities exist to make profits. Firms interact directly with the market to determine the demand for their goods so they can define the…

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