Questions from Strategic Management

Q: Compare and contrast the British Bribery Law with the American Bribery Law

Compare and contrast the British Bribery Law with the American Bribery Law.

Q: Compare tax rates in the USA versus other countries. What impact

Compare tax rates in the USA versus other countries. What impact could these differences have on “keeping jobs at home?”

Q: Exports from the USA comprise about 11 percent of GDP, compared

Exports from the USA comprise about 11 percent of GDP, compared to about 35 percent of Germany’s GDP. What are implications of this for American firms doing business globally?

Q: Lowe’s Companies is aggressively buying its own stock. What are situations

Lowe’s Companies is aggressively buying its own stock. What are situations when this practice is recommended or especially beneficial?

Q: Discuss the nature and implications of the upcoming accounting switch from GAAP

Discuss the nature and implications of the upcoming accounting switch from GAAP to IFRS in the United States.

Q: Compare procedures in the corporate world versus a university setting in terms

Compare procedures in the corporate world versus a university setting in terms of how sexual harassment complaints are investigated outside the organization.

Q: Make a good argument for keeping the statutory corporate tax rate in

Make a good argument for keeping the statutory corporate tax rate in the USA the highest in the world. Make the counter argument.

Q: The chapter says HP has more $goodwill than the $book

The chapter says HP has more $goodwill than the $book value of the firm. Explain what this means, how it could occur, and what can be done about this situation?

Q: Ask an accounting professor at your college or university the following question

Ask an accounting professor at your college or university the following question and report back to class: “To what extent would my learning the IFRS standards on my own give me competitive advantage...

Q: Show algebraically that the price earnings ratio formula is identical to the

Show algebraically that the price earnings ratio formula is identical to the number of shares outstanding times stock price formula. Why are the values obtained from these two methods sometimes differ...