Essays on Venezuelan

About the paper

The paper is commissioned to conduct an analysis of the recent 10K statement of Procter and Gamble(P&G) and Disney with the objective of framing a prudent rationale for investing in the stock of these companies. However, with the purview of attaining comprehensive vision related to the analysis, we will also refer to analyst reports of these two stocks and will align the outcome with the economic and federal reserve data as whether it is an appropriate time to take a position in equities.

Company Analysis: P&G

During 2015, the company faced tough business environment and witnessed a 5% decline in the ...

GAAP and Consolidation

The Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) that are used in the United States issue very specific instructions on how companies should consolidate their financial reports when a merger or acquisition is accomplished. These instructions came as a result of the Enron scandal during the early 2000s, as the energy company shifted deadweight losses to subsidiary companies owned by executive staff to make its balance sheet look as profitable as possible. The losses were therefore hidden from public view, and contributed towards the impending financial collapse of the company. Because Enron led by example, the Financial Accounting Stability Board (FASB) ...

Finance

About the paper The objective of writing this paper is to perform an in-depth yet succinct analysis of the financial statements and Management Discussion &Analysis (MD&A) section of Procter and Gamble (P&G). The attempt made will constitute a one-run discussion of all the financial statements and MD&A section within the accounting framework and a format of an accounting paper. The conclusion will thus assist our readers as how the company has performed during the recent years and how the management access their financial performance. However, before we initiate the core discussion, we will provide a brief discussion relating to ...

Colombian conflict - asymmetric warfare, which began in 1964 (active - since 1966) and continues at the present time, between the Government of Colombia, paramilitary groups, criminal syndicates and leftist guerrillas (FARC, ELN) for influence in the country. It is believed that, historically, the civil war has become a continuation of la violencia - armed struggle between conservatives and liberals in the 1948-1958. The victory of the conservatives in this struggle led to the unification of liberal and communist militants in the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). Causes for the outbreak of conflict, each party interprets to their ...

Maduro has been one of the most controversial leaders in Venezuela’s history given that he has carried on Chavez’s terrible economic policies that has caused a great nation that used to be a superpower in Latin America to be in crisis both economically and politically. Maduro, like many other leaders in Latin America that are on the outs, is the symbol of an ending of an era that is too far to the left in Latin America. What Maduro stood for as a leader carried on the ideals of Chavez and Guevara in Cuba. These ideals are ...

The CIA has been used to initiate numerous coups in South America including Venezuela whose intent has over time been shown to be to advance the interests of the United States by overthrowing leaders that do not tow its line and replacing them with less reactionary leaders that it can easily manipulate. The involvement of the United States of America in South America has by all means been open, especially following the Cold War. These relations range from diplomatic, trade, security to political engagements as evidenced by the Organization of American States (OAS). However, deeply tacked in the historical ...

Since the election is coming up, I interviewed ten different individuals from completely different backgrounds in order to ascertain what the perspectives were and what were the hot issues for the upcoming election. I surveyed both citizens and expatriates living in the United States that were both conservative and liberal in order to ascertain which perspectives were governing and how the existing political candidates were shaping those who were in the middle of the road on the American Political Spectrum. The three interviews that stood out to me were from quite the diverse list: the first was a conservative ...

 To date, in the fourteen Latin American countries, those in power are leftist politics (the issue what kind of leftism and the degree of radicalism it is about) will be discussed later. Regardless of all the uniqueness of the moment and the apparent dissimilarity of modern Latin American lefts with their predecessors, there is a clear tendency, which is characteristic for the Latin American model of development as a whole – a tradition of powerful leftist movements, the struggle for social transformation. Facing deep structural crisis, the continent came into a long strip of the struggle against the dictatorship, local ...

Coca Cola most recent financial statements for the year the fiscal year ended 31st December 2015, addresses foreign currency exchange risk in Item 7A. Quantitative and Qualitative Disclosers about Market Risk (Coca Cola, 72). The company faces significant foreign exchange risk because it operates in 72 currencies and earns $23.934 billion from operations outside the United States (Coca Cola, 72). Coca Cola operates in over 200 countries and faces three types of foreign exchange risk, transaction risk, translation risk, and economic risk. The company manages its foreign exchange rate risk on a consolidated basis. The transaction risk is the ...

Kyle Torpey. “Hyperinflation in Venezuela: How Bitcoin May Help.” Inside Bitcoins. The problem with the Venezuelan economy is that it has been collapsing for a long time so far. Bolivar, endemic currency, has lost in value so significantly that nowadays even the biggest bill in the Venezuelan system costs maximum sixty American cents. That is why the Venezuelan economy badly needs a boost. Potentially a very good boost of Venezuelan economy may be introducing bitcoin. The idea is to trade bolivars to bitcoins and therefore reduce the amount of bolivars in Venezuela therefore increasing their value. However, there is ...