MASTER OF FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ASSIGNMENT: CORPORATE FINANCE Instructor : DR. CAO MINH MAN Student’s name : DAO KIM THANH Student ID : CGSVN00015828 Class : MBAOUM0913 – K10A Course : BMCF5103 – Corporate Finance HCMC, August 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION: 3 1. Management and ownership 3 2. An overview of REE's businesses 3 3. Office leasing business 5 4. M&E business 6 5. Air conditioner manufacturing 7 6. Investing is REE's new core competency 8 II. OUTLOOK
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operating costs to a minimum, along with its reliable delivery. It also has a multi-million-dollar facility in remote, natural gas rich regions in the world and has its own distribution and logistics system. 2. PROBLEMS AND ITS SOURCES Methanex is facing lower profit margins and having concerns of remaining sustainable in the market due the rising price of natural gas and political instability where its factories are located. The global recession has made regions with Methanex factories, such
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Production Levels The automotive industry is a competitive yet lucrative business industry. Every automotive manufacturer is designing and developing the latest revolutionary model car. Automotive manufacturers and dealers are able to price their products at exorbitant prices if they so choose because in most cases the consumer does not have a choice but to purchase a car. We all need transportation and with that in mind automotive traders basically determine product pricing. The market structure of the
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A Report from the TechCast Project While many people simply want to get from A to B, transportation options (and especially automobiles) have to meet a variety of consumer demands: They must be clean, affordable, safe, and increasingly intelligent. Here is an overview of the choices and challenges for carmakers and consumers over the next 10 to 15 years. Imagine being able to sit back during your morning commute while your car does the driving. Would you move closer to the country? Take up
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Management Planning Paper for Halliburton Introduction Halliburton is one of the biggest oilfield service companies in the world. The company primarily serves the upstream oil and gas industry with an all-inclusive range of services, from the place of hydrocarbons to the construction of oil and gas. Services offered by the company include furnishing production optimization, drilling valuation, fluid services and oilfield drilling software and counselling. The company combines tried-and-true
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Balance Of Payments- Q1) What are the major concerns from the external sector? Ans) Rising CAD is a major concern from the external sector. The current account has consistently been in deficit since 2004-05. The CAD has increased from -0.3% of GDP in 2004-05 to an estimated -4.2% of GDP in 2011-12. The CAD as a percentage of GDP in 2011-12 has reached an alarmingly high rate. We are in a situation of rising CAD in the midst of a slowing economy. A sharply deteriorating merchandise trade balance
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if anything, can we do to ensure that Earth will have the ability to sustain life for many many many future generations to come. Human activity has been linked to Earth's warming temperatures, rising seas, more intense storms, and a host of other environmental woes, because increases in greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation trap heat that would otherwise escape from Earth which results in global warming; however, global warming may just
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effect on our health. They are called non-renewable because they can be re-generated within a short period of time. Non-renewable sources exist in the form of fossil fuels, natural gas, oil and coal. In the future, the amount and proportion of renewable energy generated is set to rise, because of scarce supplies of gas and oil and also because of government policy and program to support renewable energy generation. China is the second nation that produces and consumes of energy in the world
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8. Mundell-Fleming Model with a Floating Exchange Rate (No handout; chapter 13) What is the Mundell-Fleming model? In an open economy with external trade and financial transactions, how are the key macrovariables (GDP, inflation, balance of payments, exchange rates, interest rates, etc) determined and interact with each other? What are the effects of fiscal and monetary policies? The Mundell-Fleming model is the standard open macroeconomic model that tries to answer these questions. Most open
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addition, cars, trucks, and trains, airplanes, buses work shopping and traveling to get things done more efficiently. Selling prices of goods such as food, clothing, household products, are extremely higher in the US market then foreign countries markets overseas mainly. The selling of imported product such as food and gas have caused most US based companies to use the service price elastic because of shipping and handling cost. Some are purchasing products through the chain of business in order to reduce
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