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Intel
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This 12 page paper examines the finical position of Intel by answering pertinent question regarding financial ratios. The analysis includes explanations of the ratios and guidance on how they should be calculated. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
Filename: TEintel2.rtf

Interest Rate Issues
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This 10 page paper considers the role of inflation by looking at the issue by discussing whether or not it would be right for The Bank of England to follow the lead of the Federal Reserve and lower interest rates. The second part of the paper then considers the effect the drop in interest rates in the United States has had on the currency exchange rate between the dollar and sterling. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEdollar.wps

Interest Rate Risk
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Derivatives are analyzed in the context of interest rate risk in this 15 page paper. Swaps, forward contracts as well as options are considered. Various types of options are defined. Controversy concerning use of derivatives, as well as its dangers and benefits, are discussed.Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Raterisk.wps

Interest Rates
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This 10 page paper looks at interest rates on mortgages and savings. A short history of the banking industry is included in this paper that contemplates why banks charge so much for loans. High interest rates on credit cards are discussed. Charts including various interest rates are included. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: SA006Int.rtf

Interest Rates and Managing Liability -- Industrial Loan Corporation Compared to a Bank
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This 5 page report discusses General Motors’ (GM) involvement with financial transactions and management dealing with interest rates and interest rate exposure than has been the norm for “traditional” financial institutions. When comparing the differences between a company such as GM and a traditional loan company or bank, it is important to understand that the constraints placed on a financial institution vary significantly from those of an ILC, particularly in the regulatory arena. When directly tied to a manufacturing concern such as GM’s automaking, financial issues and decisions are made, to a great degree, based on the company’s health and viability. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: BWgmBob.

Interest Rates, Inflation, & The Federal Reserve
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4 pages in length. Still quite useful as a model, this paper discusses how current events during the last quarters of 1995 led the Federal Reserve to push interest rates up higher and increase inflation -- despite warnings from economists to do otherwise. No Bibliography.
Filename: Infltion.wps

Internal Control
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5 pages in length. This exceptional research paper examines the nature and importance of a system of internal control within an organization. The detailed procedures adopted by an enterprise to control its operations are collectively termed its system of internal control. As a firm grows, management finds it necessary to delegate authority as well as to place more reliance on the accounting system in controlling operations. Activities such as motion and time study, quality control and statistical analysis are in a broad sense elements of internal control. The term internal check is used to refer to the portion of internal control related to the accounting system. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: JGAincon.wps

INTERNAL CONTROLS, AUDITING AND SARBANES-OXLEY
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This 5-page paper discusses overall concepts of financial internal controls and the impact of Sarbanes-Oxley on those controls. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: MTintcon.rtf

International Accounting Questions
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This 12 page paper is written in three parts. The first part looks at how UK GAAP accounting policies have impacted on the accounts of Signet PLC, the second part examines the changes that the McDonalds Corporation would have to make to comply with UK GAAP. The third part of the paper explains what transfer payments are and how they maybe used to gain tax advantages by international companies. The bibliography cites 15 sources.
Filename: TEinGAAP.rtf

International Accounting Standards After Enron And WorldCom
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This 16 page paper discusses three questions. First, what happened at Enron and WorldCom? What went wrong? Data are included in this section. The second issue has to do with the accounting standards and discusses the SEC, FASB, GAAP and auditing committees. The last section in the paper talks about the changes in international accounting standards since Enron and WorldCom. Discussion includes the International Accounting Standards Board and examinations that are taking place in the European Union and in the United Kingdom. The position of the U.S. in terms of international standards is also presented. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: PGenstw.rtf

International Accounting Standards – Enron And Worldcom
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A 16 page paper that begins by explaining how accounting standards came to be adopted in the United States in the first place, including the establishment of AICPA, SEC, GAAP and FASB. The essay then discusses the International Accounting Standards (IAS). Four specific standards are outlined: IAS 1, 24, 27, and 31 because they apply to the events at Enron and WorldCom, which are reported in the second part of this paper. The writer concludes that while the IAS Standards had no effect on Enron and WorldCom, these two companies had a very definite effect on IAS. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
Filename: PGias.rtf

International Accounting Standards; The Case for Harmonization
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This 6 page paper considers the different aspects of international standards for accounting. The writer first considers the reasons why this may be seen as beneficial, then considers how cases such as Enron may highlight accounting shortfalls. The paper finishes with a discussion of what international standards may mean for the audit profession. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
Filename: TEintera.rtf