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MINICASE The McGee Cake Company In early 2013, Doc and Lyn McGee formed the MaBee Ceke Company. The company produced a full line of cakes, and its specialties included chess cake, lemon pound cake, and double-iced, double-chocolate cake. The couple formed the company as an outside interest, and both continued to work at their current jobs. Doc did all the baking, and Lyn handled the marketing and distribution. With good product quality and a sound marketing plan, the company grew rapidly. In early 2016, the company was featured in a widely distributed entre- the assets it owns, but demand for its cakes is still growing. Further, the company has been approached by a national super- market chain with a proposal to put four of its cakes in all of the chain's stores, and a national restaurant chain has contacted the company about selling McGee cakes in its restaurants. The restaurant would sell the cakes without a brand name. Doc and Lyn have operated the company as a sole propri-…

CASE 14 "HIps Feel Good"- Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty Selling consumer products has become increasingly difficult for the following reasons: information overflow, interchangeable products, resistance to advertising, difficulty in differentiation, etc. How did Unilever attempt overcome these challenges?

Required: • Identify the issue/problem • Prepare Alternative Courses of Action (3-5 ACA) • Recommend the best course of action.

Scenario:  Sarah owns a coffee shop in Brantford, Ontario. 1. Describe one type of Consumer Sales Promotion you would recommend for the coffee shop.  2. Describe one type of Event Sponsorship you would recommend for the coffee shop.  3. Sarah wants to expand her business by providing catering services to local businesses. Describe one thing Sarah could do in the Prospecting step of personal selling.  4. Bob receives a personalized email from the coffee shop. The email suggests that Bob visit soon to get 10% savings on new types of cookies and cakes. Bob says this email is an example of advertising. Is Bob correct?

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Capstone analytical review of Chapters 2, 3, and 4. Calculate liquidity and profitability measures and explain various financial statement relationships for a realty firm DeBauge Realtors Inc. is a realty firm owned by Jeff and Kristi DeBauge. The DeBauge family owns 100% of the corporation’s stock.The following summarized data (in thousands) are taken from the December 31, 2019, financial statements: For the Year Ended December 31, 2019: Commissions revenue $426, Cost of services provided $177, Advertising expense $84, Operating income $165, Interest expense $15, Income tax expense $48, Net income $102. At December 31, 2019: Assets Cash and short-term Investment $90, Accounts receivable, net $120, Property, plant, and equipment, net $375, Total assets $585, Liabilities and Stockholders’ Equity, Accounts payable $270, Income taxes payable $15, Notes payable (long term) $150, Paid-in capital $60, Retained earnings $90, Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $585. At December 31,…

Question 9 Donald puts a lot of money into a bucket and gives Bernie a power of appointment over the money in the bucket. Bernie has the power to distribute that money only to himself, his creditors, his estate, or his estate's creditors. What is the correct name for his power of appointment? It is a/an:     General power of appointment     Limited power of appointment   Question 10 True or False. The spousal consent rules for the annual exclusion require the non-donor spouse to consent to all gifts made by the donor spouse in that year; he or she cannot select which gifts he or she will join and which he or she will not.     True     False

Issue 1 (name the issue) Issue 1 Description. Describe the issue. Explain why it is an issue. Issue 1 Solution (description). Describe your solution to the issue above Issue 1 Advantages and disadvantages (description). Explain the advantages and disadvantages of your solution. In this section disadvantages should not outweigh the advantages.   Issue 2 (name the issue) Issue 2 Description. Describe the issue. Explain why it is an issue. Issue 2 Solution (description). Describe your solution to the issue above Issue 2 Advantages and disadvantages (description). Explain the advantages and disadvantages of your solution. In this section disadvantages should not outweigh the advantages.

Search for following information online: a.WorldCom fraud b.Background of the CEO, Bernie Ebbers c.How WorldCom’s market capitalization grew to one of the largest firms in the US d. Information on the trial and related court testimony that convicted Bernie Ebbers e. The internal audit team’s role in discovering and reporting the fraud to the Board of Directors, and f. The role WorldCom's Controller played in the fraud. Question 1: Specify how would owning and operating a small family business, like WorldCom at a time in history with rapid development and growth, create potential temptations and opportunities to commit fraud?   Question 2: As an expert witness asked to testify whether the journal entries recording fictitious revenues were fraudulent, whether the journal entries that improperly capitalized operating expenses as assets on the balance sheet were fraudulent.  What facts would be highlight and included in evidence to support the testimony as an expert witness?  Please…

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Question d) Advise the directors on the hiring of new talent whilst retaining the core ownership within the family

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Harrison Forklift's pension expense includes a service cost of $13 million. Harrison began the year with a pension liability of $34 million (underfunded pension plan). ($ in millions) 1. Interest cost, $9; expected return on assets, $7; amortization of net loss, $2. 2. Interest cost, $9; expected return on assets, $7; amortization of net gain, $2. 3. Interest cost, $9; expected return on assets, $7; amortization of net loss, $2; amortization of prior service cost, $3. Required: Prepare the appropriate general journal entries to record Harrison's pension expense in each of the following independent situations regarding the other (non-service cost) components of pension expense. Note: If no entry is required for a transaction/event, select "No journal entry required" in the first account field. Enter your answers in millions (i.e., 10,000,000 should be entered as 10).

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Chapter 1 1) Chapter 1 Case Application from textbook a. b. c. d. e. f. g. 2) Chapter 1 Case 2 Individuals who are in charge of handling loss exposures for corporations, municipalities, universities, etc. are called “risk managers.” Why are the identification of hazards and the preparation for perils important in risk management? What types of physical hazards confront the risk manager of our university? Chapter 2 3) Chapter 2 Short Answer What is the law of large numbers? Why is the law of large numbers important to private insurers? 4) Chapter 2 Web Exercise – Insurance Fraud In this chapter, you learned the definition of insurance and the requirements for a loss exposure to be privately insurable. You also learned about the costs and benefits of insurance to society. While insurance provides many benefits to insureds, the presence of an industry that has significant financial resources often brings out the…

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Compensation; Net Present Value (see Chapter 12) Kate’s Candy Co. makes chewy chocolate candies at a plant in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Steve Bishop, the production managerat this facility, installed a packaging machine last year at a cost of $500,000. This machine isexpected to last for 10 more years with no residual value. Operating costs for the projected levelsof production, before depreciation, are $100,000 annually.Steve has just learned of a new packaging machine that would work much more efficiently inthe production line. This machine would cost $580,000 installed, but the annual operating costswould be only $40,000 before depreciation. This machine would be depreciated over 10 yearswith no residual value. He could sell the current packaging machine this year for $250,000. Steve has worked for Kate’s Candy for 7 years. He plans to remain with the firm for about 2 moreyears, when he expects to become a vice president of operations at his father-in-law’s company.Kate’s Candy…

Case Ethical Issues in Laboratory Management A colleague asks his friend, a technologist, for the results of his girlfriend's pregnancy test. The technologist obliged after telling his friend that he is doing him a big favor, and that he should not tell anyone that he told him, The test was positive. The laboratory manager was told about it through another employee. Issues and Questions to Consider: 1. Evaluate the information and the problem. 2. Identify the stakeholders.

The Registered Insurance Brokers Act of Ontario states, "An insurance broker means any person who for any compensation, commission or other thing of value, with respect to persons or property in Ontario, deals directly with the public...etc." Which one (1) of the following is EXEMPT from the provisions of the RIB Act? OA) An individual who for compensation solicits or negotiates a contract of insurance directly with the public on behalf of more than one insurer. OB) Operations where risk management services and claims assistance only are provided. OC) Organizations where consulting or advisory services with respect to insurance or reinsurance are provided. OD) An individual who acts solely on behalf of one insurer or affiliated group of insurers and the Facility Association.

Text When is a mortgage clause used in connection with insurance on a property? The insured lends money to a third party to build a house and adds the value of that property to their own policy. Text A mortgagee has a financial interest in the insured's property and wishes its interest protected under an insurance policy. The amount of insurance is insufficient to meet the amount owing under a mortgage. The mortgage holder wishes extra perils insured which are not included in the policy wording.

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