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1. Suggest a methodology to supplement the traditional methods for evaluating the capital investments of Johnson Controls in the emerging markets to reduce risk providing a rationale of how risk will be reduced.
The nature of the specific risk and projects usually determine the methodology to be implemented for the evaluation of capital investments. There are several traditional methodologies that management uses to measure the effectiveness of a specific investment. The three most popular methods for the evaluation of capital investments include; payback period, internal rate of return (IRR), and net present value (NPV). For further specificity, NPV and IRR are ...

Impact of Benjamin Franklin's Charts of the Golf Stream on the Shipping Industry

The Gulf Stream is a gigantic current that flows from the Mexican Gulf, past the Florida Peninsula, U.S. East Coast and up to Cape Hatteras. The current then flows across the Atlantic towards Iceland, British Isles, and to Norway. Viewed from the Straits of Florida, the stream has a width of approximately forty miles. Its speed can go as high as five miles per hour (4.3 nautical knots). As the current flows into North Atlantic, the width widens and can increase to up to hundreds of miles at some points (Richardson 51). The amount of water carried by the ...

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Foreign Direct Investments in Asian Economies
Introduction

Direct investments can be defined as physical investments that are made into building a factory in the domestic company (Graham and Spaulding, 2005). It is different from indirect investment that involves making a bundle investment in a broader category of assets. Foreign direct investment or FDI can be defined as foreign investing directly into the productive assets of a domestic company. It includes the acquisition of a lasting management interest in a company or enterprise outside the investing firm’s home country (Graham and Spaulding, 2005).

FDIs have increased significantly in the past decade due to globalisation ...

Question 1

a). Calculation of variances
The material price variance is calculated as the budgeted price less the actual price. The standard per cost is 3.8 dollars per kg (£15200/4000=£3.8) while the actual per unit cost is £14742/3780=£3.9 per kg. This means the material price variance is £0.1 per kg.
Material usage variance is the budgeted quantity of materials and the actual quantity valued at the budgeted per unit price. The budgeted per unit price is £3.8. The difference in the two quantities is 4000-3780=220kgs. This valued at £3.8 gives a material usage variance of £836. The labour rate ...

Introduction

The primary aim of the paper is to do the financial analysis of Samsung and provide a clear and concise view to the investors. It includes a brief overview of Samsung along with its financial position determines through the horizontal analysis. The ratio analysis is also used to determine the liquidity position of the company. The recommendation is also provided to help the investor in decision making for investment in Samsung. The conclusion is provided at the end by summarizing all the facts that are discussed in this paper.

Company overview

Samsung is a South Korean multinational company that is headquartered ...

Religion and spirituality continue to be unrecognized as effective strategies for coping against tragedies and life pressures and as essential factors in self-protection and psycho-emotional resiliency (Bryan-Davis, Austria, Kawahara & Willis, 2014). Despite that, these concepts constitute key pathways towards the holistic health and well-being of women (Bryant-Davis, Gray & Bhang, 2014). This paper explores the influences of religion and spirituality on women’s wellbeing, the few specific forms of nontraditional spirituality (such as Astrology, Hinduism, Gnosticism, Yoga, and Meditation), the seven markers of spiritual wellness according to Pazzino (2014), my personal definition of spirituality, my personal spiritual wellness self-assessment, and ...

Abstract

Outsourcing developed a very high dynamics among the small companies in the 21 century “In the United States, payroll is already outsourced 46% of the time and tax 30% of the time” (Hagel, 2013). According to WTO, “The novelty of 21st trade lies in the quantitative dimension. To illustrate what is really new, it is useful to put 21st century trade into the broad context of globalization” (2011, Baldwin, p.4). There comes a question why should the companies outsource and what they should not outsource? The answer to this question lies in many dimensions with the key tendencies in the field ...

Briefly explain accrual basis of account. Also what is the reason why accrual basis of accounting is not desirable for most organizations?
An accounting system that recognizes the revenues as they are earned and records the expenses as they are incurred, is known as the accrual accounting system. Totals of expenses and revenues are included in the financial statements, whether or not the cash against these transactions is paid or received in that period. The date of receipt or payment of cash does not have any effect on the books except to record the payment or receipt of ...

Abstract

Ever since deregulation in the airline industry, airlines have had the freedom, to select their choice of routes and have been given the freedom to determine fares. The paper gives a discussion of three basic route architecture networks that are in adoption, in the airline industry. These route networks include hub and spoke, point to point and multi-hub networks. Hub and spoke network is the most widely used route network architecture owing to its high cost and revenue advantages.

Keywords, Route, network, hub and spoke, point to point network

Introduction
Aviation management forms a significant and one of the most crucial parts in the aviation industry. Over the years, the ...

1. Review the organizational structure from the university's website (www.callutheran.edu). Given this cursory view of the organizational structure, discuss the university's apparent structure in the context of the classical school of organization theory. Be sure to cite specific classical school authors in your discussion.
California University is among the largest and well established institutions in United States of America. It is sponsored by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. It is located in Thousand Oaks, which is said to be among the safest cities in America according to FBI statistics. The institution admits students both locally and internationally ...

Ratio refers to a comparison between two variables, ratios is an important component in day to day business as it enables the shareholders and other stakeholders to check the performance of business in comparison to the previous year’s which refers to trend analysis it can also be used for cross sectional analysis which involves comparing the performance of business with other business within the same industry. Other financial ratios such as liquidity ratio plays a very important part in managing working capital in that a business will be able to predict the cash required to manage day to day transactions, in ...

Balance sheet

Balance sheet can be defined as a financial statement which shows the financial position of a business as at a particular time. It has two parts one of them shows all the assets that the company owns and the other side shows the liabilities as well as the shareholder’s equity. (Barry J. & Epstein, E 78).A balance sheet is always prepared as per a certain date. For instance, a balance sheet dated 31st December 2000, shows the financial position of the business for the year 2000.In simple terms, a balance sheet may be defined as a financial statement which shows the sources of funds (liabilities) ...

Pro forma Income Statement.

All projects are profitable since the profit after tax is positive. On the basis of the Pro forma Income Statement, I would recommend Blue Company to acquire Green Company since it offers a higher total Profit after Tax of $347,763.11 for the five years compared to $337,996.78 of Yellow Company.

Projected Cash flow Statement.

Both investments in Green Company and Yellow Company are profitable since they both have positive Net cash flows. On the basis of the projected cash flow Statements, I would recommend Blue Company to acquire Green Company since it offers a higher net cash flow of $147763.11 for the five ...