Return Course Works Samples For Students

Weighted average cost of capital (WACC) is the minimum return expected from the securities of a company. It is the sum of the weighted costs of the individual components in the capital structure. The product of the cost of capital of a component and the proportion of the component in the capital structure yields the weighted cost of that particular component in the capital structure. The cost of capital for equity is the ratio of the dividend per share and the market price for each share. This is computed as 1.50/15*100=10%. The weighted cost of equity capital is the product ...

Introduction

The entire concept of both of these things is vital for an organization and the importance of the same thing cannot be derailed from any standpoint. In finance, the name of Financial Modeling is one of them, which has its own significance and importance. Theoretically, financial modeling is basically a task of building an abstract of representation of a real world and financial institution. Financial Model is usually known as a mathematical model represents the asset class of a financial based asset or a portfolio of a business or an individual . The essence of financial modeling is increasing day by day in number of countries ...

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Feasible set are all possible portfolios that could be constructed from a certain group of securities available to an investor whereas an efficient set is that portfolio in the feasible set that offers the investor maximum returns at a given level of risk .

The rate of return on publicly traded bonds can be used to assess and compare default risk. The higher the default risk the higher the rate of return to compensate investors for taking extra risk. Therefore publicly traded bonds with a higher rate of return have a higher default risk.

Real rate of return is the rate of return realized ...

I. CAPM Model

Capital asset pricing model (CAPM) is a model in finance that aims to explain the relationship between expected return and risk and formally represents the tradeoff between risk and return. It stipulates that a return of any portfolio or a security is a sum of the risk free security and a risk premium. This relationship can be expressed through an equation Rm = Rf + β ( Rm – Rf), where

Rf = risk free rate
β = contribution coefficient of the stock to a diversified portfolio
Rm = expected market return.

Here the risk-free rate is a theoretical return that is generated by an investment with ...

Pepsi versus Coca Cola

Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola is a US multinational beverage company, manufacturer, marketer and retailer of alcoholic-free drinks. The company has it’s headquarter in Atlanta. A pharmacist known as John Stith Pemberton in 1886 invented the Coca-Cola drink. In 1889, Coca-Cola formula was bought by Asa Griggs Candler, who used it to found the Coca-Cola Company in 1892 (Bodden, 2009). Under Cander’s leadership, the company grew and increased its distribution beyond Atlanta. In 1894, due to high demand for the drink, the company, through Joseph Biedenharn, installed bottling machinery that enabled the bottling of the drink.

Large scale bottling of ...

- Market and Global Representation of Bupa

Bupa provides several health solutions including but not limited to; health insurance and other health funding products, primary care centres and hospitals, home healthcare, chronic disease management, workplace health services and care services which comprises of nursing homes, retirement villages and resident homes. Bupa has approximately 12 million customers spread across over 190 countries in the world as at 2012. The business of Bupa is divided into five major market units; United Kingdom, International PMI, international development market, Spain and Latin America domestic, and Australia and new Zealand. In the United Kingdom Bupa manages Bupa Health and Wellbeing, Bupa ...

Abstract

Natural and physical sciences have been considered older disciplines than social science. As such, speculations are that methodologies used in social science in many ways either overlap or have been remodeled for the purposes of interpreting social phenomenon. However, the argument has always pertained to determining the extent a social scientific perspective relies on methods drawn from the physical and natural sciences. In the following pages of this document the writer will conduct an evaluation by implicitly formulating a social scientific question; explaining its significance from a social scientific perspective; analyzing three specific research problems which can emerge from this question; providing a ...

Introduction:

The analysis was conducted so as to study the behavior of two stocks i.e Commonwealth Bank of Australia and ABM resources. We began our analysis using various financial and government websites. For Instance, the risk free rate was derived from RBA, Australia using 30 Day Bank Accepted Bill as a proxy. On the other hand, all the stock related and market index(S&P 500-APX 200)information was derived from Yahoo Finance. We concluded the report by conducting a regression analysis between the excess return of each stock over risk free rate and excess return of market index over risk free rate

Stocks Analyzed

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Introduction

British Telecom and Vodafone are two giants in the telecom industry. After the financial burst of 2008 in the US Economy and the financial troubles in Europe, the telecom sector got badly impacted. In fact the whole sector instead of growing has slid into a negative growth which has affected almost all the telecom companies. British Telecom and Vodafone are trying to diversify their portfolios by making efforts to come up with innovative product packages to fuel growth. So far the initiatives have not shown much improvement in the results. In such conditions it is becoming very difficult for those ...

Profitability index is a variation of the net present value method. While NPV provides the absolute total amount for a project, the PI is a relative measure in terms of the ratio ...

Introduction

International Airline Group (IAG) is a British-Spanish based multinational airline holding company with its headquartering located in London, United Kingdom (Menter, 2009). In terms of size and financial competitiveness, IAG is known as the seventh largest company of the world. The shares of the company are actively trading in the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and it is a major constitute of Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE-100) Index. The company earned net revenue amounting to €18,675 million in the year 2013 with net profit amounting to €147 million in the same year. The main perspective of this assignment is ...

Introduction

Every business tries to enhance its productivity from different standpoints and angle and every standpoint deems extremely important from the viewpoint of an organization in total. Analysts analyze an organization from different angles and with the help of different methods and tools. All of these tools are essential to analyze and assess the level of financial based initiation from different angles in total.

Among number of methods and tools to analyze the financial based competitiveness of an organization, the name of different amount of ratios is one of them. Different sorts of ratios are profitability ratios, liquidity ratio, efficiency ...

The cost which the organization incurs the production and acquisition of products and services which it intends to sell is very important. The pricing strategy of the organization is significantly affected by costs. Therefore, costs designed to tackle the challenges of the economic and the noneconomic factors very efficiently. The objective of the costing models is to categorize the factors of the marketing objectives of the company and the mission of the company (Gitman, 2003).

Accurately determination of cost is important in organization to remain profitable. Costing does not only require including direct and indirect cost associated with business ...

Conducting a plan investment review is an important part of sponsoring any retirement plan. A review can provide your firm with a valuable opportunity to review key areas, and to help ensure that every area is operating efficiently and also you are providing a compelling retirement plan benefitting your plan participants.

Retirment Plans

Q.1. Discuss the types of questions that a plans sponsor should ask during the design, implementation, and monitoring phases of the development of plan investment provisions. Please provide an explanation of why asking the question is important. Bring in supporting references where needed.

A.1 These days people are living their lives attending ...

- Business Summary: Meggitt PLC is one of the foremost companies which engage in the design and manufacture of components and sub-systems for various sectors like aerospace, defense, medical, energy, industrial, automotive and other specialist industries and markets.

- History of the company: The Company was founded in the 1850s in the United Kingdom. It started operations as a machine tool business. The company went public 1947. Over the years the company has expanded its base of operations by acquiring various other businesses and companies. By using this strategy Meggitt has not only been able to increase its presence in ...

Executive summary

Royal Dutch Shell PLC commonly known as the shell is second largest energy company in the world whose registered office is in London. It is oil and Gas Company operating in various parts of the world; to stay relevant to climatic and environmental changes it engages in both renewable and non renewable energy. In addition, it is a vertically integrated oil company which engages in all oil activities from exploration to refining and marketing. Apart from its core activities, it has entered into partnership with various international organizations to preserve the environment. The company shares are listed in London stock ...

Many of the financial professions bring ethical dilemmas; it is this reason why M.B.A. graduates must sign an oath on business ethics (Steinborn 2012). The accounting profession involves several ethical dilemmas, not the least of which is deciding when to report errors on a tax return. If one is filling out one’s own tax return and makes a mistake, there is no legal requirement for the taxpayer to submit an amended return and send in the additional payment. While the relevant regulation says that the taxpayer “should” make the correction (Treas. Reg. §§ 1.451-1(a) and 1.461-1(a)(3)), the Supreme Court has ...

1. The role of pricing in the marketing mix
Pricing is a very important element of the marketing mix. The process of setting the right price for a product plays an essential role in determining the overall success of not only the other elements of the marketing mix but also the overall success and profitability of the firm. It is thus very important that the pricing process of any product of a firm be undertaken carefully to ensure optimal results for the company.
Pricing is the most flexible of the marketing mix elements. This ability to change prices according to ...

Nestle Sdn.Bhd is the Malaysian district of the Nestle Corporation, originally set up in Switzerland, as a multinational nutrition and beverage company with its headquarters in Vevey. It truly possesses the leading points at the world food production and distribution market, as its market capitalization exceeds the number of 200 million USD. The 29 brands of the company gained their popularity through all over the world, varying from casual food and drink products, to even medical nutrition.

Nestle corporation represented its production on the Malaysian borders more than a hundred years ago, as the first company in Malaysia appeared in 1912 ...

There is a high risk of investing in stocks compared to bonds this is because the return from bonds can come either from dividends which depends on the performance of a company such that if the a company reports negative profits it will translate to zero dividends. The second form of income in regards to stocks is capital gain from the sale of stocks which means that you can only sale stock when price go up in order to earn a capital gain the unfortunate bit is that this price of stock is determined by market forces of demand and supply which is ...

Question 1

In business terms, risk can be explained as the inability to make correct anticipations or predictions about the incomes a business expects to realize in the future. A business faces risk due to the fact that it cannot accurately predict whether it will earn enough money to sustain its existence in future periods. Diversification, on the other hand, refers to the process of making several different investments that are not related so as to reduce the level of risk an investor faces.

Businesses may measure the amount of risk they face by analyzing the level of standard deviation they record ...

Wal-Mart’s return to “Every Day Low pricing policy” will not increase the company’s sales volumes and profits. This thesis shall assess the return of Wal-Mart to its low pricing policy thus draw the conclusion that this pricing policy is the best thing that ever happened to the company though its planned implementation is ill-timed. Wal-Mart is the largest retail company in the world. Testimony to this is the fact that the company is the largest employer in the world with an employee base of 2million and serves approximately 100million customers per week in the US retail ...

In determining the price of a commodity, a cost/management accountant must rely on valid cost information so as to arrive at a price that will incorporate all the relevant costs. Not all costs that are involved in the production of a commodity will have a direct impact on the price of such commodity, it’s with this understanding that management rely on cost information in making pricing decisions.

Organizations need to decide the prices that are acceptable for their goods and services. However, sometimes the prices are determined by the market forces of demand and supply and thus a firm will have little or no ...

In capital evaluation a number of financial decision making options are used. The paper shall focus on the following capital investment decision making evaluation criteria Net Present Value, Profitability Index and the Internal Rate of Return. The paper shall discuss the definitions, the advantages and the disadvantages in each of the criterion for capital evaluation.

The Net Present Value (NPV) is the capital investment evaluation method that considers the final outcome after the cash outflows have been deducted from the cash inflows. In other words, in NPV method, all the costs and incomes are considered and the difference calculated. The ...

Techniques for analyzing capital budgeting have changed a lot in due course. With different techniques, many analysts believe that techniques that consider the time value of money are more useful. Methods, like payback period, which is old, have a disadvantage of not using the time valuably and which at the end will fall. The older methods will be replaced by the newer and better methods. There are different capital budgeting techniques that investors use and there is no specific technique that every investor would be using. So it is the choice of the investors to select which method he wants to. ...

Why, according to Xenophon, are human beings so difficult to rule?

It is, indeed, difficult to rule human beings. Such is because of the fact that human beings possess the ability to reason, which enables them to become highly susceptible to their desires and decisions. In that case, they become very hard to rule because they do not follow instructions coming from others apart from them right away. For them to follow someone who is sending out orders to them, they have to use their reasoning powers to discern whether such orders are compatible with their line of thinking. Thus, an effective ruler of humans is one that possesses great ...

The Horizontal Analysis

In the horizontal analysis of the company, one considers the various line items in the income statements and the balance sheet with similar items in the previous years. Looking at the year 2008, the company did not perform well. In terms of sales, there was a decrease in the sales compared to the year 2007. There was a decrease of $ 897,000 which is 15% of the sales revenue.
As a result of the low sales, the company suffered a loss in the gross profit. The profit reduced from $1.6M to $1.4M. When analysing the expenses, the website creation and maintenance is a ...

A multinational oil company is faced with the dilemma of either investing in a new oil rig which is currently open for bidding, or refurbishing its existing oil rigs. For the company to make the right decision, it must first start by computing the Expected Value of each of the available options. According to Hardman (2013, pg. 56), the Expected Value of a given variable is defined as the weighted-probability average of its possible outcomes. This definition implies that the Expected Value of a variable is the total product of the variable and the given probability of a specified outcome taking place at a ...

(a). Principal Documentation Processes and Records

Karla Kay plc payments should be in such a way that no single person controls the entire transaction alone. The procedure for payment should include a presentation of formal documents to the authority that sanction the payment. The authorities should have a limit on sanction powers such that some payment requires the top management of KK Company to sanction. The records and documents of payments must be properly recorded in the cashbook and maintained. Checks have to be pre-numbered and checked to avoid double payment. Checkbooks should be kept in safe custody. Internal audits of payment are ...

Abstract

In this report, the author will review the pros and cons of several pricing strategies and will provide in depth analysis of the two best pricing strategies for the new product being launched. A recommendation will be made for one of the two, and an explanation given for that recommendation. Finally, a Channel of Distribution strategy to support the recommended pricing strategy will be detailed.

The President of Mobile Manufacturing, Michele Dietrich, has clearly set the overall pricing objective in the given notes of the case study. In Michelle’s own words, Mobile Marketing needs to capture a significant amount of ...

Questions

Investor characteristics that are of importance include family responsibilities and variables, state of income and income stability, investor’s experience and age, net worth of the investor and the investor’s attitude towards risk. Family responsibilities and the investor’s net worth limit the extent of risk that the investor will be able to handle. An unmarried investor may risk more than an investor that has a family to provide. Having a high and stable income will allow the investors to be involved in high dividend stocks or stocks with high appreciation value of capital. The level of risk expected will ...

Question One

Financial statements can be viewed from three perspectives; shareholders, creditors and managers. To begin with, a company’s management is the largest users of its financial statements. It primarily relies on financial statements such as the statement of financial position, statement of income and cash flow statements to determine the effectiveness of all decisions it makes in the course of running the company. The owners of any company elect managers and directors to manage all the funds they invest into the company. As a result, the management is fully answerable to the shareholders and must deliver periodic reports detailing the effectiveness ...

The objective of this report is to present analysis on how RFID are being used to improve the efficiency and quality of organizations, their products and services. The report has been divided into three sections namely introduction, which provides a brief discussion on the general relation of information technology to business most particularly the RFID. The methods used to construct this report is through random research of the topic and used the obtained readings to support the thesis. It was concluded through the readings and findings that RFID was able to improve efficiency of companies in term of securing their ...

Question 1

Investment is an undertaking with an expected return in a given period of time. Investors focus on the value of return before making an investment decision. The investment value is subject to some elements which investors are concerned with their investments. These variables are as follows:

The expected cash flow of investment.

The investment cash flow can be used to evaluate the investment viability through use discounting techniques such as Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return and Profitability Index. When the initial project outlay is less than the present value of the investment cash flows, then the project is viable using NPV technique. The firm’ ...

Repatriation is the process of returning an individual back from their place of origin. The individuals could be refugees, soldiers or even employees. The process of repatriation involves preparing the expatriate to cope and go on with their lives successfully. Best practices in repatriation involve employers taking potential repatriates through programs to bridge the gap between reality and expectation (Tinder, 2008). The employer ought to offer adequate compensation, establishing ways to maintain contact with a potential repatriate, and initiate pre-departure career discussions as well as offer motivation to enable repatriates cope with changes (Ramsey & Schaetti, 1999).

Repatriates experience different ...

Company Description

Tottenham Hotspur Plc is engaged in the operation of a professional football club in England together with related commercial activities. The Company has two segments: football and property. In addition, the Company continues to acquire numerous properties with a view to a new stadium development.

The sponsors of the club include Autonomy, Investec, Puma, Thomas Cook Sport, Sporting bet, Carlsberg, TNT, EA Sports and Glyn Hopkin. The Company's Tottenham Tribute Trust is an organisation that reaches out to members of the Spurs family who are fighting hard times either financially, medically or both. The clubs patron includes Chigwell Construction (London) Ltd is a ...

Financial Accounting

Answer 1)

Referring to the ratios calculated of both the companies, having an overview indicates that the competitor of Tyson Foods, i.e. Pilgrim Pride Corp is more profitable company. The latter company is operating with high net profit margins of 6.53% as against 2.26% net margin of Tyson Foods.
Not only net profit margins, Pilgrim Pride knows how to keep its shareholders happy. The company is operating with high return on equity of 45.87%, while Tyson Foods has significantly low Return on Equity of 12.74%.
Pilgrim pride also has high Return on Total Assets, indicating that ...

Diversification of a portfolio means managing various equity options under one roof. Investing in different shares amounts to diversification of an investment. Diversification reduces the risks attached to the portfolio and provides an opportunity to the investor to earn better. Diversification cannot eliminate all risks in the business. This is due to the fact that even after diversification there are various factors which affect the upward and downward movement of shares. Market forces, economic policies and political stability have a significant impact on the movement of equity shares. Diversification can reduce the risks to a great extent but there is no assurance ...

Difference between NPV and IRR

- The first difference between NPV and IRR lies on their implementation. NPV is calculated in currency terms while IRR is expressed as a percentage a firm projects capital project to yield (Besley & Brigham, 2011, p.521).

- NPV measures in absolute terms project return after a period while IRR measures the actual return from the invested funds.

- NPV perceives its cash flows to be reinvested back into the project at the required rate of return while IRR assumes reinvesting of cash flows back into proposed project at the IRR.

Similarities of NPV and IRR

- Both NPV and IRR take into consideration time value of ...

Part 1

- In what ways did the video "The Crisis of Credit" demonstrate the failure of the banking industry's Fiduciary Relationship to investors and home owners?

The video explains a worldwide financial disaster that effected everyone. It started on the burst of the dot com bubble when the federal reserve of the United States decreased the interest rate to 1%. This value dramatically dropped the investment level because of the reduced ROI. This action made banks to take more and more loans from the Federal Reserve. The leverage increased as it became very easy to return a loan, so the demand for credit increased rapidly.

The banks took a lot of credit, and they were easily able to payback and made a lot of profits. Investors saw this as ...

QUESTION 1:

INTRODUCTION:
Pet.com is an e-business, founded by two graduates and Ms. Solberg, with a total equity capital of $1.5 million. Despite greater losses the company has tolerated, investors are eager to invest in the shares. Seeing the excitement, company decided to go public with the sale of 500,000 shares in initial public offering by the three existing shareholders, along with the sale of additional 750,000 shares by the company so as to provide funds for expansion. Further, the underwriters suggested placing price at $18 a share instead of $24, but financial manager was worried about the fact that ...

Question 1

When to conduct the training – before or after leaving for the foreign country
The type and amount of training in terms of duration and content of the training
Family involvement in the training – should the manager’s family be involved in the training?
The manager’s ability and willingness to relate to foreign culture
The manager’s interest and ability to learn the foreign language in case of difference in languages, and
The willingness of the manager to learn and practice the new information

Question 2

The components I will need covered are cultural ...

Introduction

The sole aim of injecting capital into a stock market it to generate a favorable return on the investment. Many investors not only try gain profitable returns but also try to beat or outperform the market. However, one of the major stock market states that the prices of a particular share or security at a given time fully reflect the available information and data about a specific market or stock. Thus according to this hypothesis, shares and securities prices exclusively respond to the available information in the stock market and since all the participants in the market have equal access to similar information, nobody ...

- Introduction

This paper is a financial analysis of General Electric (GE) Company. GE is a multinational conglomerate company incorporated in the New York, United States. The four main segments of the company include; capital finance, technology, consumer & industrial, and energy. There are many products and services the company offers but within the named categories. GE is ranked among the top ten largest firms in the US in terms of gross revenue. The 2011 annual reports of GE reported a total asset base of $ 717,242 million and $ 66,875 million in revenue.

GE has been selected as a point because of the diversity ...

- How did Gardner's actions match the description that Murray Rothbard gives to entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship?

Gardner is truly an entrepreneur. Professor Murray Rothbard describes an entrepreneur or a “capitalist-entrepreneur” as the person that invests in land and/or capital goods and uses these factors of production in the present for producing goods and services that will be sold in the future. The entrepreneur makes a profit if the rate of return he gets from this economic activity is greater than the prevailing general interest rates. This is brought about by his realization that capital or capital goods is “ ...

- Use of ratios in performance evaluation

Ratios provide an evaluation platform for companies. Through calculation of ratios, firms have two to three options for evaluation. The options involve a set of conditions that make the use of ratios possible. This is because ratios only play a comparison role and cannot be used in isolation. They have to be applied together with a set of other ratios to make comparison hence deduce information that enables performance evaluation.

The first option in using ratios involves the application of ratios together with industrial ratios of the firm’s industry. Often, the industry in which the firm operates in have industrial ratios. ...

Abnormal returns refers to the excess returns that are generated by an investment over and above the expected return. Abnormal returns are positive if the actual returns are higher than the expected and negative if the actual returns are lower than the expected returns. This section seeks to compare the pre merger and post merger abnormal returns of the Access Bank of Nigeria. It also seeks to analyze how abnormal returns relate to mergers and acquisition.

In July 2004, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced a new bank policy on the minimum paid-up capital requirement of banks in Nigeria. ...

Going public means that the company can get the financial means needed for eliminating fragility. The reason why the company should go public include better growth strategies, acquisition or mergers opportunities, increased reputation or prestige, increased market value, increased long-term and cash capital and ability to keep and attract key personnel. The reason why it should not go include the challenge of no turning back, increased expenses, litigation risk, ongoing expenses, loss of privacy, loss of control, investor relations requiring time commitment and pressure for performance (Pettit, 2011).

Advantages and disadvantages of going through the IPO process now as opposed to waiting a year or two

Advantages of going through the process now are that the process ...

Question 1

Residual income (RI) is calculated as the difference between the operating income and the minimum return on the assets. RI = Accounting income – (min rate of return (%) × average operating assets). If RI > 0, then the company is earning more than the hurdle rate (minimum rate of return), thus the proposed project is desirable. Value Added (EVA) is a special case of RI, calculated as the difference between net income (operating income after tax) and the cost of capital per annum. Therefore, unlike RI, EVA calculates the actual cost of capital, instead of the minimum rate of return and considers after-tax ...

Question one

Capital budgeting is a process that may be defined by proper understanding of the terms; capital which means the initial investment needed to kick start a business activity and budgeting which is the process of aligning resources to meet a given business goal. Capital-budgeting may be defined on the bases of the goals of a project, which are supposed to define the value of a project to the firm. Proper understanding of capital budgeting decisions is helpful in definition of the strategic decision of a firm.

Various processes should be taken into consideration while defining the use of capital-budgeting process useful in defining projects ...

- Conditions for investing in employee training

Employers engage in employee training under certain circumstances. When there is technological change as well as a new product to be launched in an organization, the employer has to ensure that the employees are familiarized with the new technology. It calls for training to ensure there is maximum operational efficiency. Also, in the event that the business is making constant losses, adequate training is mandatory to ensure that various costs are reduced thereby increasing the profit margins of the company.

In the event that new employees are hired or promoted ...

Report to the CEO

Financial management is a broad filed; in which there are number of concepts are buried. Among number of concepts, the name of capital budgeting and investment appraisal is one of them, which has its own significance and importance. The financial statement of an organization is the end document of a company which analyzes and presents different financial information accordingly. Basically a financial statement is comprises on different things, which predominantly are, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow and statement of changes in equity. In this particular assignment, which is all about capital budget and investment appraisal technique, it is required to recommend ...

Comparison of Information Gathered in 2(b) and 1(b)
The field of finance is extremely broad, and it usually depends upon the working of sophisticated models and tools to analyze the things accordingly. Investment is one of the most important elements that stride under the field of finance, as it is important for the long run productivity and efficacy of an organization as well as an economy particularly. The tradeoff of risk and return cannot be ignored, as both of these things are interlinking with each other. It is an important thing for an investor to overcome on the ...

Five different types of frauds are:

 Employee embezzlement
- Vendor fraud
- Customer fraud
- Management fraud
- Investment scams

Employee embezzlement fraud means that the employee of the firm uses his power or authority to manipulate the assets of the company for personal gain. In this case the victim is the employer or the firm. Employee can steal the assets of the firm which is called direct fraud. In case of indirect fraud, employee can use third party by asking for a bribe or hidden commission from suppliers.

In Vendor fraud, the manufacturing or selling companies charge their customers more ...

Introduction

Avatar is a film story written and directed by David Cameron. The story is about a paraplegic marine known as Jake Sully who goes on a mission to the moon after his brother is killed in a robbery. He is taken to a new world to a new world of the Pandora. It is there that he learns of the greedy capitalist corporate in the name of Selfridge parker who was planning to terminate the Na’vi people of Pandora.

His main greedy mission is to mine the precious minerals scattered in the woodland. The corporate billionaire decides to fix Jake with a surgery that will ...

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Reimbursement and Pay for Performance

According to the American Society of Health System Pharmacists the American healthcare system is at a critical juncture. While the proportion of the total GDP spent on healthcare is extraordinarily high the quality of actual care provided is relatively low (2010). In order, to decrease the gap between money spent and quality of care provided, insurance companies and employers in the United States and Europe have adopted a health care provider reimbursement method known as pay for performance.

Traditional reimbursement methods have involved “fee for service,” “capitation” and ...

Current reforms under the Obama Care are geared towards greater accountability in the U.S. health care system. The use of technology, including electronic medical record (EMR) systems, is essential in effectively adapting to such changes. A robust EMR system has the capacity to reduce medical errors, makes the documentation and communication of information more efficient, and enables the cost-effective storage of records (Harrington et al., 2011). It is a highly useful technology that will enhance the quality of care of patients, reduce the probability of lawsuits arising from medical errors and increase the job satisfaction of nurses. Hence, investment in ...

John Maynard Keynes (5th June 1883-21st April 1946) was one of the founders of modern macroeconomics. He was a British Economist, and he was in the Keynesian economics school of thought. His main contribution towards macro economics was the formulation of the Theory of Employment. His theory of employment opposed what the Classical Economists proposed.

In the theory of Employment, Keynes argues that the main cause for unemployment was insufficient expenditure in investment. Keynes argues that unemployment is as a result of rigidity in wages. The low demand for output and workers to perform a job causes involuntary unemployment. The classical economist ...

The use of Capital markets share to the markets where interest tax, along with stock and

Bond prices are settled on. It was also issued that the monetary organization could supply resources to businesses. Banks, venture banks, mutual helper funds, insurance organizations, they raise together “savers” who let their money to be invested and be assistance to the starting businesses, individuals, and other industry that needs funds for different purposes. Governmental organizations like the Federal Reserve System, which manipulates and deal with the financial support to those who invest to organizations like so. With Money market, securities are generally much protected investments, which could return with a low interest rate that is suitable for those ...

INTRODUCTION

Small businesses face many issues in comparison to the well established organizations. However, among several issues one of the major issues that small businesses face is to raise capital. Many small businesses and entrepreneurs may have the ability to make their organization a big organization however because of lack of investment they are not able to do so. With the increased risk in the market, banks and venture capitals have also become very much risk averse instead of accepting the risk and growing their investment. This has also lead to such situation where small businesses face different issues in raising ...