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Question #1 – What is the ‘expectations gap’? Is there even anything the accounting profession can do to close this ‘Expectations Gap’?
Question #2 – To converge or not to converge, that is the question. The adoption of IFRS by U.S. companies would it easier to compare U.S. and foreign companies, as well as for U.S. companies to raise capital in foreign markets.
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- 1. What impact would harmonization of national accounting standards have on international businesses? 2. Are U.S. firms at a competitive disadvantage because they cannot use accounting reserves as German firms do?1. Supposed a company plans to expand its business abroad, what are the risks it might encounter? 2. What are the needed policy interventions that must be imposed upon doing business internationally?Q1. These statements true or false? explain in detail 1.To protect an industry, it is best when the Effective Rate of Protection is higher than the Normal Rate of Protection. 2. Immiserizing growth takes place when there is an increase in growth and trade of a country. 3. The formation of Free Trade Areas and Custom Unions leads to free trade between all countries.
- FE1 Show your work for problem solving questions. If you use one or more sources of information in preparing any answer, provide an APA-style reference, identify any quoted information, and cite a reference wherever it is used. How would each of the following events change the equilibrium financial market value of a company? (a)an increase in its cost of production; (b) an increase in its cost of financing; (c) an increase in the market’s discount rate; (d) an increase in its sales revenue; and (e) an increase in its projected future profits.1.Outline and differentiate the various definitions of international accounting? 2.Explain the environmental factors that lead to national differences in accounting? 3.What are the two main legal systems operating worldwide? How might these affect accounting? 4.Countries that rely on capital markets for finance, as opposed to banks and governments, are likely to expect greater levels of public disclosure in their accounting systems. Evaluate this argument and provide examples.Does the present economic scenario offers ‘Restructuring Opportunities’? If yes, what the Investment Bankers should remain prepared for: a. List of digital companies b. List of distressed companies c. List of foreign funding firms d. List of cash rich companies MCQ
- 2.Explain the environmental factors that lead to national differences in accounting. 3.What are the two main legal systems operating worldwide? How might these affect accounting? Countries that rely on capital markets for finance, as opposed to banks and governments, are likely to expect greater levels of public disclosure in their accounting systems. Evaluate this argument and provide examples. 5.Outline and discuss three cultural aspects that can differ across countries. How do these cultural differences relate to differences in accounting systems? 6.What does accounting harmonisation mean? Differentiate harmonisation from convergence or adoption. 7.Explain the benefits of global adoption of IFRSs. 8. Outline the key challenges of US GAAP and IFRS convergence.1. What are the possible actions when a business becomes insolvent? One of them is fresh start accounting. Please explain what is new start accounting and what are their criteria? Is it possible for Garuda Indonesia Airlines to do a fresh start accounting according to PSAK? 2. When a firm enters a transaction that needs to be settled in foreign currency, what are the risks they are exposed to? What are the possible ways for a firm to avoid those risks and what will be the effect? please answer clearly and concisely, and be accompanied by a reference link, thank you.1. Discuss the significance of an active secondary market to both issuers of securities and to investors.2. Why are investors and managers concerned about efficiency of the capital market?3. Discus the role of the Muscat Securities Market in bringing out development of the Industrial sector Oman. 4. Discuss the money market instruments role in the financial system with suitable example.
- A key issue facing financial executives of multinational firms is exposure to exchange rate changes.a. Define exposure, differentiating between accounting and economic exposure. What role does inflation play?b. Describe at least three circumstances under which economic exposure is likely to exist? c. Of what relevance are the international Fisher effect and purchasing power parity to your answers to parts a and b? d. What is exchange risk, as distinct from exposure1. Briefly explain the IPO process from the context of Bangladesh. You need to explain how the issuer and regulator promote investor participation and eliminate flipping.Question:2 , Which of the following factors are likely to decrease the weighted average cost of capital for a multinational corporation compared to a domestic firm? Check all that apply: Exposure to country risk International diversification Exposure to exchange rate risk Access to international capital markets Large size Submit.............
