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Description note: you can't use ai or ai bypass it all gets detected this final project holds 35% of my grade i need an excell sheet and a video presentation for the video presentation i only need the full script, and I will record the video myself Assignment Overview For your Final Project, you will demonstrate a comprehensive application of the course competencies through a detailed financial analysis and presentation. You will select a multinational corporation, analyze its financial statements over the past three years, and apply advanced accounting techniques to assess its financial health and strategic positioning. The final deliverables will include a Microsoft Excel workbook and a recorded video presentation. Assignment Objectives Apply accounting analytical tools to assess financial performance. Consolidate financial transactions and prepare financial reports. Analyze the effects of different accounting treatments and translate financial statements across various international frameworks. Utilize AI tools to enhance data analysis and presentation clarity. Research and Data Collection Select a Multinational Corporation: Choose a company that operates in multiple countries and is listed on a major stock exchange. Ensure the company has publicly available financial statements for at least the past three years. Data Sources: Company’s Official Website: Annual Reports, Earnings Releases, and Investor Presentations. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC): For U.S. companies, access Form 10-K and 10-Q reports via the EDGAR database. Global Market Data Providers: Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, or Google Finance for financial data and ratios. Academic and Business Databases: Access through your university’s library to find analyses, market reports, and scholarly articles on your chosen company. Analysis Guidelines Historical Performance Analysis: How has the company's revenue and profitability changed over the past three years? What trends are observable in the company’s operational costs and net income? Financial Position and Health: Assess liquidity ratios, solvency ratios, and other key financial indicators. How do these ratios compare to industry standards or key competitors? International Operations Analysis: How do currency fluctuations affect the company’s financial statements? What are the implications of different international accounting standards on the company’s financial reports? Use of AI Tools: Employ AI-driven tools to analyze large datasets, improve the accuracy of financial forecasts, or enhance the visual presentation of data. Project Deliverables Excel Workbook: This should include all collected data, financial analyses, ratio calculations, and any AI tool outputs. Recorded Presentation: A 15-20 minute video presenting your analysis and conclusions. Discuss key insights, strategic recommendations, and the role AI tools played in your analysis. Final Project Rubric Criteria Ratings Pts Depth and Accuracy of Financial Analysis 20 to >15 ptsMeets ExpectationsProvides an exceptionally comprehensive and accurate analysis of financial data, with insightful interpretations.15 to >10 ptsMostly Meets ExpectationsProvides thorough analysis with minor inaccuracies; offers useful insights.10 to >5 ptsSomewhat Meets ExpectationsProvides adequate analysis with correct data but limited in insights.5 to >0 ptsDoes Not Meet ExpectationsAnalysis is mostly incorrect; critical components are missing. / 20 pts Application of Accounting Techniques 20 to >15 ptsMeets ExpectationsMasterfully applies advanced accounting techniques; demonstrates a superior understanding of international frameworks.15 to >10 ptsMostly Meets ExpectationsEffectively applies accounting techniques correctly with minor errors.10 to >5 ptsSomewhat Meets ExpectationsAdequately applies accounting techniques but overlooks some details.5 to >0 ptsDoes Not Meet ExpectationsFails to apply basic accounting techniques correctly. / 20 pts Use of AI and Technological Tools 20 to >15 ptsMeets ExpectationsInnovatively uses AI tools to enhance data analysis and presentation, significantly improving project quality.15 to >10 ptsMostly Meets ExpectationsUses AI tools effectively, showing a clear benefit in analysis and presentation.10 to >5 ptsSomewhat Meets ExpectationsUses AI tools with moderate effectiveness.5 to >0 ptsDoes Not Meet ExpectationsDoes not utilize AI tools or uses them inappropriately. / 20 pts Strategic Insightfulness and Recommendations 20 to >15 ptsMeets ExpectationsOffers highly innovative, well-supported strategic recommendations that are clearly aligned with analysis.15 to >10 ptsMostly Meets ExpectationsProvides solid, well-supported strategic recommendations.10 to >5 ptsSomewhat Meets ExpectationsOffers basic strategic recommendations with some justification.5 to >0 ptsDoes Not Meet ExpectationsLacks coherent strategic recommendations or fails to provide any. / 20 pts Professionalism and Presentation Quality 10 to >7.5 ptsMeets ExpectationsPresentation is exceptionally professional; information is well-organized, clear, and effectively communicated.7.5 to >5 ptsMostly Meets ExpectationsPresentation is very professional; well-organized and clear.5 to >2.5 ptsSomewhat Meets ExpectationsPresentation is adequately professional; generally clear and organized.2.5 to >0 ptsDoes Not Meet ExpectationsPresentation is unprofessional and poorly organized. / 10 pts Innovative Use of Data and Analysis 10 to >7.5 ptsMeets ExpectationsDemonstrates outstanding innovation in data handling and analysis, providing new insights.7.5 to >5 ptsMostly Meets ExpectationsShows very good innovation and creativity in approach to data analysis.5 to >2.5 ptsSomewhat Meets ExpectationsShows some innovation in data analysis and handling.2.5 to >0 ptsDoes Not Meet ExpectationsNo innovation; analysis is simplistic and uninformative. / 10 pts

Description Company Nike Part I: EPS / EBIT Analysis Prepare an EPS/EBIT Analysis for your CLC group’s company by doing the following: Step 1: Refer to and follow the steps given in Chapter 8 of Strategic Management: A Competitive Advantage Approach, Concepts, and Cases to learn how to complete an EPS/EBIT analysis. Step 2: Use the data you have compiled about your company throughout the course to assist you. Step 3: Determine whether the firm should use all debt, all stock, or a 50-50 combination of debt and stock to finance their market-development strategy. Step 4: Use your Strategic-Planning Template to complete the EPS/EBIT tables and chart. Step 5: In 50-100 words, provide a summary of the recommendations and implications of the EPS/EBIT analysis. Part II: Financial Statements Prepare a projected income statement and balance sheet for the firm by doing the following: Step 1: Refer to and follow the steps given in Chapter 8 of Strategic Management: A Competitive Advantage Approach, Concepts, and Cases to learn how to complete financial statements. Step 2: Apply current acceptable financing percentages afforded your CLC group’s company according to the Standard and Poor’s or Moody’s rating. Step 3: Make any other assumptions necessary for this segment of the project and have them approved by the instructor prior to completing this part of the assignment. Step 4: Assume that the firm needs to secure capital to implement the strategy your team proposes to recommend. The instructor will give you an amount if the team does not determine an amount that will accommodate the production of the required reports. Step 4: Use the information gathered above to prepare a projected income statement and balance sheet for the firm using your Strategic-Planning Template. Step 5: In 50-100 words provide an overview of the analysis for both the income statement and balance sheet.

Description ACC 700 Milestone One Guidelines and Rubric The first milestone is a rough draft of the first artifact for your professional portfolio, financial statements and analysis. You will complete a set of financials as described in the appendix section of the prompt below for a fictitious company called Chester Inc. You will then submit a report of your findings and recommendations. This will be graded using the rubric at the end of this document and is an opportunity for you to organize your thoughts and receive feedback from your instructor for the final submission. You should note that the submission guidelines for this milestone are less demanding than those for the final submission. Once you have submitted this milestone and received feedback from your instructor, it is up to you to incorporate this feedback and complete the artifact by meeting the submission guidelines found in the Final Project Guidelines and Rubric document. Client One – Chester, Inc. (Financial Statements and Analysis) Chester, Inc. is a large, publicly traded client at S.N.H.U., LLC. Your task is to develop a comprehensive, professional report for the board of directors. To do this, you will use Chester, Inc.’s trial balance to compose comparative financial statements, analyze data, and interpret results. These financial statements must be in good form in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Next, you will assess the performance of Chester, Inc. using the financial statements that you created, along with industry performance data and the financial statements of a competitor. In addition, Chester, Inc. is considering expanding into the global market. They would like you to highlight key areas of the financial statements you have prepared and identify how they would be reported differently if composed under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) rather than GAAP. Background and Financial Information Chester, Inc. is a large, publicly traded client operating in athletic wear including clothing, shoes, and accessories. Direct competitors include Columbia Sportswear Company (COLM – NYSE) and Under Armour, Inc. (UA – NYSE). All of these companies operate in the textile-apparel clothing industry. Chester Inc. operates on a calendar year. Reference the Milestone One Chester Inc. Trial Balance spreadsheet for the past three years’ financials (2013, 2014, and 2015). Additional information: Land with the land improvements were sold at book value (no gain or loss) in 2014. (Note: To evaluate the sale, use the following accounts: land, building and land improvements, and Other Noncurrent Assets) New equipment purchased with cash for $2,739,067 in 2014 New storage building purchased with cash for $135,000 in 2015 No investments have been sold or purchased in 2014 or 2015 There are currently 8,275,000 shares of common stock outstanding. No additional common stock has been sold or repurchased in any of the aforementioned years. Artifact One: Financial Statements and Analysis The first artifact that you will include in your portfolio is the comprehensive, professional report that you create for the board of directors of Chester, Inc.—a large publicly traded client at S.N.H.U., LLC. The report should contain your findings with the financial statements package as an appendix (Excel attachment). Incorporate the feedback that you receive from your instructor during the development of this artifact. Appendix: These sections should be completed first, before you write your report. Use the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and note and explain differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) where appropriate: Income statement Balance sheet Statement of retained earnings Statement of cash flows (indirect method) Ratio analysis Liquidity – minimum of three key ratios with supporting calculations with a minimum of three years of data Profitability – minimum of three key ratios with supporting calculations with a minimum of three years of data Solvency – minimum of three key ratios with supporting calculations with a minimum of three years of data Vertical and horizontal analysis Both vertical and horizontal for the income statement with a minimum of three years of data Both vertical and horizontal for the balance sheet with a minimum of three years of data Report of Findings and Recommendations: The report is the key section of this artifact and will be written after you complete the analysis in the sections in the appendix above. The report will demonstrate your understanding of financial statements, what they contain, what they mean, and how they are used in strategic decision making. As you know, numbers are useless if we do not know what they mean and how to use them. The financial statements, ratios, and vertical/horizontal analysis should be analyzed and interpreted in order to assess and explain the performance of the organization. In your report, you must: Address all three key ratios in each ratio category. Include what each ratio indicates and how the organization performed against its key competitor and industry averages. Address all key findings in the vertical and horizontal analysis of the income statement and balance sheet. As a general rule, anything over 10% warrants addressing. What to Submit All financial calculations should be complete. Your paper must be submitted as a four- to five-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, and two to three sources cited in APA format. Round all answers up to the nearest dollar value in any calculations. Note that this milestone is a rough draft and the submission guidelines are different for the final project. The final paper will be 8–10 pages in length with at least five sources. Refer to the guidelines for submission in the Final Project Guidelines and Rubric document. Milestone One Rubric Criteria Proficient (100%) Not Proficient (0%) Value Income Statement Completes the income statement using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and notes and explains differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) where appropriate Does not complete the income statement using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP); differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are not noted or explained 5 Balance Sheet Completes the balance sheet using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and notes and explains differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) where appropriate Does not complete the balance sheet using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP); differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are not noted or explained 10 Statement of Retained Earnings Completes the statement of retained earnings using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and notes and explains differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) where appropriate Does not complete the statement of retained earnings using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP); differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are not noted or explained 10 Statement of Cash Flows Completes the statement of cash flows using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and notes and explains differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) where appropriate Does not complete the statement of cash flows using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP); differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are not noted or explained 10 Ratio Analysis Performs a ratio analysis for liquidity, profitability, and solvency with a minimum of three years of data using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and notes and explains differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) where appropriate Does not perform a ratio analysis for liquidity, profitability, and solvency with a minimum of three years of data using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP); differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are not noted or explained 10 Vertical and Horizontal Analysis Performs a vertical and horizontal analysis of the income statement and balance sheet using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and notes and explains differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) where appropriate Does not perform a vertical and horizontal analysis of the income statement and balance sheet using the proper format for each section in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP); differences under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are not noted or explained 10 Key Ratios Addresses all three key ratios in each ratio category; includes what each ratio indicates and how the organization performed against its key competitor and industry averages Does not address all three key ratios in each ratio category or include what each ratio indicates and how the organization performed against its key competitor and industry averages 20 Vertical and Horizontal Analysis Addresses all key findings in the vertical and horizontal analysis of the income statement and balance sheet Does not address all key findings in the vertical and horizontal analysis of the income statement and balance sheet 20 Articulation of Response Submission has no major errors related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, or organization Submission has critical errors related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, or organization that prevent understanding of ideas 5 Total: 100%

Description accounting homework, you get two attempts and it will tell you right away if you are wrong. there are 17 questions(some questions have more then one question, most questions are just filling out manual tables) but they have questions within each question. will give you log in and password once accepted. link to website is listed below. https://www.mheducation.com/. will give you log in once starting. there is two assignments due. homework 3 and homework 4.

Description i work in Office Alluhaid & Alyahya Chartered Accountants (LYCA) The report will be about the company and the nature of my work in the company. I am an employee in the External Audit Department and my job title is Senior Auditor Assistant. Academic Report Guideline(Co-op) (please do not include this text in the final report, just follow its guidelines and use the cover page above) The report should be approximately 3000 – 4000, single –spaced and consider taking the following format General instructions for writing the final report: The report must be written in English language. The word limit is 3000-4000. If the report word count is not within the required word limit, marks will be deducted. The font size is 12, Times New Roman, justified, 1.5 space. Main headings use font size of 16 and bold. Add page numbers in the middle bottom of the page. Plagiarism or copying from other sources will result in ZERO marks. This report must be submitted on Blackboard (WORD format only) via the allocated folder. Your work should be clearly and completely presented; marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page. Assignment will be evaluated through BB Safe Assign tool. Late submission will result in ZERO marks being awarded. First Page The first page should display the student’s full name, internship start and finish dates, working hours per week, company/institution name, and the cover page. The field instructor should sign on the first page. A Brief Executive Summary of the Internship A one-page summary of the company/institution and a short account of the major activities carried out during the internship period. Acknowledgment To allow the student to express her/his thankful and gratitude to individuals (such as: field instructor, academic supervisor, colleagues…etc.) who help them in carrying out and completing her/his training journey. This part will aid the students to learn basic elements of academic writing. To express their appreciation in a concise and professional manner. Table of Contents Contents of the report with page numbers, list of tables, and list of figures. Introduction A brief of the report. The Aim of the report. Chapter 1: Description of the company This section should answer the following questions: What is the full title of the company/institution? Give a brief history of the company, full mailing address and relevant weblinks What is the type of ownership of the company/institution? State the main shareholders and their shares. What is the sector that the company/institution operates in? Specify the products and services produced and offered to its customers/clients. Who are regarded as the customers/clients of your internship company (consider the end users, retailers, other manufacturers, employees,etc.)? Provide an organization chart of the company, along with information on the number of employees. Provide a list of functions performed by different departments/divisions in the internship organization. Provide an overview off the production system or service procedure (what are the resources, inputs, outcomes, andconstraints?) Provide a process chart of a major product and/or service. The following questions can be classified as your major fit (Finance, Accounting, Ecommerce and Management). What kind accounting/finance/IT//quality/marketing standards and principles are used in the organization? Discuss telecommunication technologies (Database, Instant Messenger, Networking, Ecommerce tools) used in the company. Describe the quality planning and control activities in the internship organization. Describe the quality control activities throughout the life cycle of the product/service groups What kind of financial analysis and decision-making methods are used by corporate treasurers and financial managers in the internship organization? What types of marketing, selling, and human resources analysis are performed (cost system, evaluation of consumers, needs, product strategy, distribution strategy, promotional strategy)? Chapter 2: Internship activities This is the main body of your report. During the internship period, the focus of the training may on the following types of analysis and questions. You do not have to answer all the questions in the list: Describe your working conditions and functions, such as: Who is your supervisor (include his/her name and his/her position); other team members or co-workers and what their functions are to complement yours. Provide a detailed description about the department(s) that the trainee did her/his training with them. Adding all sub-divisions for this department(s) if it is available. Student can add to this description a supported chart. Detailed descriptions about all tasks and activities that the trainee did them during her/his training period. Gained skills and how they added value to your work Other tasks that are not related to the trainee’s major that done by her/him at the company should be included in this chapter as well. What types of incentives did you get as a trainee to be more proactive and productive? Describe what kind of working documents and analysis you did there and what experiences you have gained throughout yourtraining. Provide examples of your work. A comparison between theory (things you have learned in the classroom) and practice (things you did or observed at the company) must be made and highlighted. In this section the student can add a supported table includes which academic course (s) (course title and code) helped to perform training tasks. For example, two columns; the first one shows the course name and second column shows the tasks performed and related to this course. Show some work samples that you have encountered/conducted at the company through graphs, pictures, data, drawings, or design calculations and include them in your report. Lessons learnt (what the overall benefits gained from the training program) Chapter 3: Recommendations Advantageous that helped the student in completing the training program. Disadvantageous and challenges that faced the student and how he/she did overcome them. Recommendations to improve training program in the college. Recommendation for the training company. Conclusion Sum up and summary of the training experience. Reference If it is needed Appendix (option) This will help the instructor to have a background about the trainee and his/her previous experiences. Also, it helps the students in writing their CVs for future job application especially for fresh graduates who do not have previous practical experiences. Basic information (name, city, contact details…etc.). Job objectives. Academic qualifications. Practical experiences. Skills this will help the instructor to have a background about the trainee and his/her previous experiences

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Description Instructions: Please review all three Articles, and provide a general review of the students response to the article. Three Articles: 100 - 150 words per article Article One Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) analysis is a useful technique for figuring out how price, sales volume, and costs affect profitability. Businesses can ascertain the number of units required to cover expenses and turn a profit by separating fixed and variable costs (Davis & Davis, 2020). Financial planning, inventory control, and pricing strategies are all heavily reliant on CVP analysis at Camping World. An important application of CVP at Camping World is figuring out the break-even threshold for sales of various RV models and accessories. The large fixed costs associated with RVs, such as financing inventory and keeping showrooms, make it crucial to know how many units must be sold in order to pay for those expenses. Camping World also provides service plans and extended warranties, which have higher profit margins and distinct cost structures. Through the use of CVP research, the business may determine how many warranties need to be sold in order to cover expenses and boost overall profitability. The margin of safety is another crucial idea in CVP that aids companies in figuring out how big a drop in sales can occur before they begin to lose money. In the RV market, where demand is somewhat seasonal, this is particularly crucial. To sustain revenue during slower months, Camping World can modify marketing initiatives or promotional discounts using CVP data (Smith, 2022). Businesses can better prepare for the effects of external events like supply chain disruptions and inflation by using CVP analysis. Businesses that used CVP analysis were better equipped to modify their pricing strategies and preserve profit margins during economic downturns, according to a recent study (Johnson, 2021). In order to make sure the company is profitable even if material costs rise, Camping World may need to examine several pricing possibilities. Ultimately, CVP analysis is a strong instrument that supports Camping World's data-driven choices about financial planning, sales targets, and pricing. Even in a market that fluctuates, the business can maintain its profitability and competitiveness by regularly assessing costs and sales pattern REFERENCES Davis C. E., & Davis E. (2020). Managerial Accounting, Enhanced eText (4th ed.). John Wiley & Sons. ISBN-13: 978EEGRP40373. Johnson, R. (2021). "How businesses can adapt pricing strategies using CVP analysis." Business Strategy Journal, 15(3), 45-59. Smith, L. (2022). "The role of CVP analysis in financial decision-making." Journal of Financial Planning, 28(4), 22-30. Article Two Cost-Volume-Profit or CVP analysis is a powerful financial tool that helps businesses predict future costs and profitability. It is able to do this by examining the relationships between cost structures, sales volume, pricing, and profit margins. Through a process of breaking down costs into fixed, variable and mixed components, CVP analysis allows decision-makers to estimate how changes in production levels, sales prices, and expenses will impact overall future financial performance (Davis, C. E., & Davis, E. 2020). At my company, CVP analysis is used to understand how much product needs to be manufactured to fulfill the needs of the customers and how these figures will change when thinking about scaling this number up or down. They are able to use this analysis of the cost components to forecast how costs will behave as the production levels change or when sales volume changes due to other factors. The product that we manufacture has raw material components that can fluctuate depending on the prices that we get from our suppliers, so understanding and using CVP analysis provides us with insights on our financial performance. An example of how demand fluctuation severely impacted my company’s manufacturing volumes is when COVID hit. As a manufacturer of PPE or Personal Protection Equipment such as nitrile gloves and face masks, the demand skyrocketed more than we were ever prepared for, causing there to be very low inventory or items to be out of stock. Something like COVID is impossible to predict, but using CVP analysis, management can have the ability to see how an increase in raw material costs might affect overall profitability. Another viewpoint that CVP analysis could have potentially helped with if we knew a global pandemic was going to hit was the fact that Thermo Fisher Scientific profitability grew exponentially due to COVID (Thermo Fisher Scientific. 2021). Again, since we could not foresee such an event like, the CVP analysis could have still helped the company understand the effects of heightened demand and needs for increased manufacturing. Reference: Davis, C. E., & Davis, E. (2020). Business environment of C&C Sports. In Managerial accounting (4th ed., Ch.1). Wiley. Thermo Fisher Scientific. (2021). Annual report 2021. Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. https://s27.q4cdn.com/797047529/files/doc_financials/2021/ar/AR_497849.pdf Article Three 2.29 What is the expected total cost per quarter of Bohlander’s Internet advertising campaign? $1.50/1000 impressions * 1000000 impressions = $1500 Click through cost: 1% of 1000000 impressions 10000 click-through * $0.60 = $6000.00 Total cost $7200 (banner ad development) + $1500 + $6000 = $14700 2. Given Sami’s cost estimates, what is Bohlander’s expected cost of acquiring a new customer through the campaign? 20% click-throughs result in a purchase, thus 2000 purchases. Cost per new costumer total cost/number of purchases = $14700/2000 = $7.35 per new costumer 3. Given Sami’s cost estimates, what is Bohlander’s expected cost of acquiring a new customer through the campaign? Additional click-through cost $0.60 Given that 20% of click-throughs make a purchase, for each additional customer, 5 more people need to click through (1/0.2 = 5 clicks per customer) 5 * $0.60 = $3.00 2.30 1. Was it ethical for Sami to enlist the help of friends and family to drive up the number of click-throughs to Bohlander’s website? Why or why not? No. Sami acted unethically by artificially inflating click-through rates, which misrepresented the effectiveness of the campaign. This deceptive act results in misleading performance measures and undermines the credibility of digital marketing campaigns (Snyder, 2003). It also violates the code of ethics in advertising and could lead to a breakdown of trust between Bohlander Botanicals and Kimland Media. 2. Would your answer to part (a) change if Sami’s friends and family members actually made a purchase from Bohlander? Why or why not? No, because the marketing effectiveness data were still manipulated. Moreover, the sales might not be sustainable, and the company could base future advertising decisions on skewed data. 3. What impact did Sami’s actions have on Bohlander Botanicals? An artificially inflated click-through rate through hyping it up is instantly affected by Bohlander's bottom line as the company pays per click without guarantee of genuine consumer interest at a cost, which can lead to wasteful spending. Additionally, exaggerated figures also have the potential to mislead Bohlander in allocating future marketing budgets because the company will be acting on wrong conversion rates instead of genuine consumer interest. Apart from money, there is also massive reputation risk involved here—if Bohlander learns about the forgery, it could lose confidence in Kimland Media's services and potentially cut business ties and redirect long-term promotion strategies. Added to this, fake online marketing practices carry ethical and legal risks, e.g., possible fines, damage to reputation, and sullied business ties Discussion Organizational policies contribute significantly to the prevention of unethical practice through setting up strong foundations and facilitating ethical decision-making. To prevent such unethical practices, organizations need to perform some measurements of performance so that employees are found to be held accountable for sustainable long-term objectives rather than quantitative short-term goals encouraging manipulation. Ethical modules can educate the employees to recognize and steer clear of frauds, while surveillance systems can quantify advertising impact and recognize aberrations. Encouraging whistle-blowing allows the employees to report unethical practices without fear of reprisals. Nevertheless, aggressive quota systems aimed at revenues alone without ethical controls can force employees to fake numbers, leading to unethical decision-making and reputation loss. Reference Snyder, W. S. (2003). Ethics in Advertising: The Players, the Rules and the Scorecard. Business & Professional Ethics Journal, 22(1), 37–47. http://www.jstor.org/stable/27801301

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Description Determine the cost function from the following information using Account Analysis method. Expense Amount Variable Fixed Direct Materials $400,000 400,000 Direct Labor 200,000 200,000 Rent 25,000 25,000 Insurance 15,000 15,000 Commissions 180,000 180,000 Telephone Expenses 20,000 20,000 Depreciation 70,000 70,000 Power & Light 30,000 30,000 Admin Salaries 40,000 40,000 Additional Information: 1) During the year 100,000 units were produced and sold. 2) Selling price per unit was $ 4. Required: Determine the cost function using units produced as the cost driver. Determine the cost function using Sales ($) as the cost driver. Suppose Ali Inc. has budgeted next years’ sales at 12,000 units of a product. The selling price per unit is SAR 90, Variable Cost per unit is SAR 30, and Total Fixed Cost is SAR 450,000. (5 Marks) Akbar Inc. expected to use 25,000 Direct Labour hours this year; overhead is allocated to WIP using Direct Labour Hours. Job # 5 shows total cost of $ 15,000. An inspection reveals that 15% of Job # 5 must be scrapped and sold for $ 200. Job # 5 was originally a batch of 8000 units. (5 Marks) Determine the Following: BEP in units Contribution Margin Ratio BEP in Sales (SAR) Margin of Safety Percentage Degree of Operating Leverage Requirement: Prepare Journal Entry to record the spoilage and the sale of the scrap if the spoilage is considered normal and is not due to the demanding specification of Job # 5. Determine the manufacturing cost per units for the good units in Job # 5, if the spoilage is considered normal and is not due to the demanding specification of Job # 5. Prepare Journal Entry to record the spoilage and the sale of the scrap if the spoilage is considered abnormal and occurred due to the demanding specification of Job # 5. Determine the manufacturing cost per units for the good units in Job # 5, if the spoilage is considered abnormal and occurred due to the demanding specification of Job # 5.

Description General instructions for writing the final report: The report must be written in English language. The word limit is 3000-4000. Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words, copying from students or other resources without proper referencing will result in ZERO marks. No exceptions.