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Why is the matching principle important?
Why is depreciation of plant and equipment an expense in the income statement?
Why are dividends not an expense in the income statement?
Why might a firm trade at a price-to-book ratio (P/B) greater than 1.0?
Identifying Operating, Investing, and Financing Transactions:Microsoft (Easy)Microsoft Corp. reported the following in its annual report to the Securities and Exchange Commission for fiscal year 2004. Classify each item as involving an operating, investing, or financing activity. Amounts are in
Enterprise Market Value: General Mills and Hewlett-Packard (Medium)a. General Mills, Inc., the large manufacturer of packaged foods, reported the following in its annual report for the year ending May 25, 2008 (in millions):The short-term borrowing and long-term debt are carried on the balance
Finding Information on the Internet: Dell, Inc.General Motors, and Ford (Easy)This chapter compared Dell, Inc., and General Motors Corp., and Ford Motor Co. Go to the Internet and find sources that will help research these firms. One site to start with is Yahoo!Finance:
Buy or Sell? (Easy)A firm reports book value of shareholders’ equity of $850 million with 25 million shares outstanding. Those shares trade at $45 each in the stock market. An analyst values the equity by following the scheme: Value Book value Extra value. She calculates extra value of$675
Calculating Value per Share (Easy)An analyst estimates that the enterprise value of a firm is $2.7 billion. The firm has$900 million of debt outstanding. If there are 900 million shares outstanding. What is the analyst’s estimated value per share?
Calculating Enterprise Value (Easy)The shares of a firm trade on the stock market at a total of $1.2 billion and its debt trades at$600 million. What is the value of the firm (its enterprise value)?
Figure 1.2 plots a price-to-value ratio (P/V) for the Dow Jones Industrial Average(DJIA) from 1979 to 1999. A P/V ratio is a metric that compares the market price (P)to an estimate of intrinsic value (V). The intrinsic value in the figure is based on techniques that will be discussed in this book.
In the late 1990s, P/E ratios were high by historical standards. The P/E ratio for the S&P 500 stocks was as high as 33 in 1999. In the 1970s it was 8. What do you think would be a “normal” P/E ratio—that is, where multiples higher than normal could be called “high” and multiples less
Critique the following statement: Hold stocks for the long run, for in the long run, the return to stocks is always higher than bond returns.
What is the difference between fundamental risk and price risk?
What innovative strategy would you use?
If you were the Head what action would you take to keep it alive?
Where do you think the Co. went wrong?
What is agency compensation? Describe the payment under various agreements.
What is an advertising agency? What are its functions?
Describe the various methods of budgeting.
What factors should be taken into consideration for preparing a budget ?
What is advertising effectiveness?
Discuss the pretesting and posttesting of advertisements.
What are the steps followed in developing a Media Strategy.
In case of advertising expenses what is continuous approaches, flighting approach, pulsing approach.
Explain the terms—Media, media vehicle reach, frequency, media class source effect.
What are the various types of media available for advertising.
Discuss the areas in which objectives can be set.
Discuss the views of David Ogilvy and Russel H. Colley on the objectives of advertising.What are your views for the same ?
Explain position and repositioning of advertising.
What do you understand by creative strategy in advertising ?
What are the components of copywriting and the criteria for an effective copy?
What do you mean by appeals? What are different types of appeals? Illustrate with example.
Discuss the message structure, its presentation and order.
What to you mean by source, what are its characteristics?
How would you develop a campaign for selling of cell phones?
What do you mean by advertising campaign? How are they planned?
What are various types of Communication?
Write notes on Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC).
Elaborate upon the Primary and Selective advertising with exapmples.
What is Role and Benefits of advertising?
Describe the advantages and disadvantages of advertising and other promotional tools.
What are the various types of advertising? Describe them with examples.
Describe the different dimensions of advertising.
What do you mean by Promotion Mix? Describe all its elements.
Should the company try scrap industries who are an unlisted supplier, and what precautions should the company take for the future?
What should the company do in this situation and why?
What strategy is to be adopted to enlarge the market and make consumers of lower and middle class more conscious about beauty products?
As a marketeer do you see this as an opportunity, and how can you cash on it?
Suggest methods of increasing the market share of the adult market?
How can you comment on the habits of the consumers and their preferences?
Should Kellogg’s have done test marketing and gradual product introduction?
How can the company motivate the consumers to buy other products, as well as, to use the cards instead of cash?
Do you think that the company will succeed in selling other products along with the tea/coffee they are already selling?
What are the functions of attitudes and it affects on purchases?
Giving your preference on a one to five scale for the following and weightages as given.Show the process of choosing between the three flats. Flat Three 22 24 Your preference on 1 to 5 scale Flat Two 34 Attributes Weightages Flat One Cost 40% to Location 20% 3 Facilities 20% Quality of construction
Do you require any other information and why?
What inferences can be drawn by marketeers from the above study? How does it help them to formulate strategies for advertisement, positioning, etc?
What should be the role of the marketeer in the above case regarding, advertisement, promotion, persuasion and closing the sales?
Do you feel that group interaction helps the buyer too, in his decision-making process?Elaborate.
Where did Miss Michael go wrong?
What other factors, if any, could have been considered? Elaborate in detail.
Do you agree with the assistant and product managers, and why?
Why do we term this decade as an age of Modern Marketing?
What is the reason for the change of the behaviour of consumers of the new generation?
What are the scaling techniques? Describe a method of scaling to collect the primary data.
What is sampling? What are the various methods of sampling?
What are the sources and importance of secondary data in consumer research?
What do you understand by consumer research? What are the main steps in conducting research?
What is WWW? How can it be used to make better decisions?
What is E-Business? How does it help the consumer?
If you were running an automobile workshop, what steps would you take to delight the customers?
Give examples of companies who are delighting the consumer and how?
What is the need to delight the customer?
What are the considerations for selecting an organisational supplier?
Describe Fisher’s model of product complexity and uncertainty in organisational buying.
Describes the various organisational buying situations.
What is meant by risk in organisational buying? How can you reduce these risks?
Describe the factors affecting organisational buying.
What do you understand by an organisational customer? Why is it called a Ghost?
Discuss the main characteristics of organisational buying.
Illustrate with an example the organisational buying highlighting the characteristics of organisational buying.
Outline the steps in the organisational buying behaviour. How do these differ from customer buying?
Describe in brief the Consumer Protection Act.
Describe in brief the duties of manufacturers, sellers and other service agencies towards the consumers.
What is the need to protect the consumer?
How is industrial buying different from individual buying? Illustrate by means of an industrial buyer model.
Discuss the various fields of the Nicosia Model.
Discuss the model of family decision-making and its importance.
Discuss the Howarth Sheth Model, the Engel-Blackwell-Kollat Model as applicable to individuals.
Discuss and illustrate the Input, Output Process Model by means of a diagram.
What is the significance of the Pavlovian Model? Discuss in brief.
How should a marketeer try to do away with the dissatisfaction of the consumer? What should be his role?
What are the factors leading to satisfaction and dissatisfaction and, what are the responses of a dissatisfied customer?
What is satisfaction and dissatisfaction? How is it formed?
What is non-store buying? Elaborate on the methods of non-store buying.
Discuss the situational factors in buying.
What are the main considerations for the purchase of products?
Describe briefly the influences that affect or alter brand choices.
What is meant by shopping orientation?

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