Based on additional information added in modules 3 and 4, use the information below to make a statement of cash flows. • The beginning cash balance is $16,700. • Use the Net Income from Module 2. • Use depreciation expense of Module 2. • During the year 12, Inventory increases by $42,500. • During the year 12, Land increases by $400,000. • During the year 12, Long-Term Debts increase by $350,000. • During the year 12, the company made a secondary offering of stock and raised an additional $150,000. • During the year 12, the company had paid $15,000 in dividends. Using the Indirect Method, prepare a statement of cash flows for the company in good format and compare two financial statements between the income statement and statement of cash flows. You do not need to include the income statement or balance sheet. This is a Signature Assignment for ACC201 Module 5 SLP. There are 2 specific learning outcomes: 1) apply business theories, models, and concepts to guide analys

Technical Instruments Pty Ltd Jim Palmer sat at his desk contemplating the events that had led to his meeting with the Human Resource management consultant, scheduled for later that afternoon. He had founded his electronic testing instrument company shortly after graduating with First Class Honours from his electrical engineering course at the University of Western Australia some five years before. The ideas for his unique range of testing instruments had been developed with the help of his research project supervisor, Professor George Umberger. After a somewhat frustrating year finding backers and appropriate facilities for design and manufacture, the range of products had taken off remarkably well in both the mining and medical technology industries. This growth, which had seen the company double in size in each of the past two years, had resulted in little time for formal planning. Meeting market demand and designing a second-generation range of instruments had been an all-consumi

Technical Instruments Pty Ltd Jim Palmer sat at his desk contemplating the events that had led to his meeting with the Human Resource management consultant, scheduled for later that afternoon. He had founded his electronic testing instrument company shortly after graduating with First Class Honours from his electrical engineering course at the University of Western Australia some five years before. The ideas for his unique range of testing instruments had been developed with the help of his research project supervisor, Professor George Umberger. After a somewhat frustrating year finding backers and appropriate facilities for design and manufacture, the range of products had taken off remarkably well in both the mining and medical technology industries. This growth, which had seen the company double in size in each of the past two years, had resulted in little time for formal planning. Meeting market demand and designing a second-generation range of instruments had been an all-consumi

There are probably a thousand macro economic indicators, some measure the overall national economy, some are more limited in scope. The three most often quoted and publicized are the Gross Domestic Production Index (GDP), the Consumer Price Inflation Index (CPI) and the Unemployment Index. 1. Assume that consumer spending is $1,000, government expenditures are $250, investments by industry are $200, and the excess of exports over imports is $300. Compute the GDP. (please show your work) 2. If we are able to increase our domestic energy production, and that allows us to import less oil from foreign countries, briefly explain what will happen to the GDP. 1. If the CPI went from 106 to 111 during the past year, the rate of inflation, in percent, was? 2. If the CPI went from 217 to 234 over the past year, the rate of inflation was? 1. Assume the total civilian labor force is 30,000 people and the number of unemployed is 2,500 people. Compute the unemployment rate, in percent. (please show

There are probably a thousand macro economic indicators, some measure the overall national economy, some are more limited in scope. The three most often quoted and publicized are the Gross Domestic Production Index (GDP), the Consumer Price Inflation Index (CPI) and the Unemployment Index. 1. Assume that consumer spending is $1,000, government expenditures are $250, investments by industry are $200, and the excess of exports over imports is $300. Compute the GDP. (please show your work) 2. If we are able to increase our domestic energy production, and that allows us to import less oil from foreign countries, briefly explain what will happen to the GDP. 1. If the CPI went from 106 to 111 during the past year, the rate of inflation, in percent, was? 2. If the CPI went from 217 to 234 over the past year, the rate of inflation was? 1. Assume the total civilian labor force is 30,000 people and the number of unemployed is 2,500 people. Compute the unemployment rate, in percent. (please show

Macro-economic choices, particularly in the areas of fiscal policy, are not just about economics but about political philosophies, values and goals. This Case asks you to think about some of these dimensions. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) prepares reports for congress. It is a non-partisan office. read "The Budget Outlook" section of the CBO's The Budget and Economic Outlook: Fiscal Years 2009 to 2019 normal;" http://www.cbo.gov/ftpdocs/99xx/doc9957/01-07-Outlook. pdf The specific information you need for this case is on page 16 in Table 5. However, there is a great deal of interesting information in this document and I encourage you to look through it and see what it contains. For question 4 you can access the proposals from the President's Commission on Deficit Reduction. http://moneywatch.bnet.com/economic-news/blog/daily-money/deficit-reduction-proposals-what-they-could-mean-for-you/156 7/ For the first two questions use the 2011 figures in the budget tables 1. What

Macro-economic choices, particularly in the areas of fiscal policy, are not just about economics but about political philosophies, values and goals. This Case asks you to think about some of these dimensions. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) prepares reports for congress. It is a non-partisan office. read "The Budget Outlook" section of the CBO's The Budget and Economic Outlook: Fiscal Years 2009 to 2019 normal;" http://www.cbo.gov/ftpdocs/99xx/doc9957/01-07-Outlook. pdf The specific information you need for this case is on page 16 in Table 5. However, there is a great deal of interesting information in this document and I encourage you to look through it and see what it contains. For question 4 you can access the proposals from the President's Commission on Deficit Reduction. http://moneywatch.bnet.com/economic-news/blog/daily-money/deficit-reduction-proposals-what-they-could-mean-for-you/156 7/ For the first two questions use the 2011 figures in the budget tables 1. What

Monetary and fiscal policies, and the trends in the economic environment over time, can have both subtle and major affects on almost all organizations. The purpose of this SLP assignment is to have you examine your organization regarding how it is affected by these economic variables and policies. You are to place yourself in the position of being a paid lobbyist for your organization. Pick two or three major fiscal or monetary policy initiatives you would lobby Congress about. However, this is not in general, this is for your organization, not for the economy as a whole, so make sure to take that specific focus. Again, if you're using an unconventional organization, you may have to get a little creative here. 1. As your organization's lobbyist, what would you like to see done by the Federal government that would be of help to your organization? This could be what the government could do or what they could stop doing. It can be all fiscal, all monetary, or a mix of each type of polic

Monetary and fiscal policies, and the trends in the economic environment over time, can have both subtle and major affects on almost all organizations. The purpose of this SLP assignment is to have you examine your organization regarding how it is affected by these economic variables and policies. You are to place yourself in the position of being a paid lobbyist for your organization. Pick two or three major fiscal or monetary policy initiatives you would lobby Congress about. However, this is not in general, this is for your organization, not for the economy as a whole, so make sure to take that specific focus. Again, if you're using an unconventional organization, you may have to get a little creative here. 1. As your organization's lobbyist, what would you like to see done by the Federal government that would be of help to your organization? This could be what the government could do or what they could stop doing. It can be all fiscal, all monetary, or a mix of each type of polic

We’re continuing to analyze the same company as in modules 2, 3, and 4. Based on additional information added in modules 3 and 4, please use the information below to make a statement of cash flows. • The beginning cash balance is $16,700. • Use the Net Income from Module 2. • Use depreciation expense of Module 2. • During the year 12, Inventory increases by $42,500. • During the year 12, Land increases by $400,000. • During the year 12, Long-Term Debts increase by $350,000. • During the year 12, the company made a secondary offering of stock and raised an additional $150,000. • During the year 12, the company had paid $15,000 in dividends. Using the Indirect Method, prepare a statement of cash flows for the company in good format and compare two financial statements between the income statement and statement of cash flows. You do not need to include the income statement or balance sheet. This is a Signature Assignment for ACC201 Module 5 SLP. There are 2 specific le