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Quizzes/Exams for Package 1
Our basic concepts will allow you to learn and gain the fundamental knowledge that you must master before the advanced content. We answer all the rarely answered "WHY" questions - "why do we do this, why do we do that" – instead of answering: "well, just because" or "that's the way it's always been done," we actually clearly and easily explain the logic of why and how not just the what. Whether you are an economics or liberal arts major or a business/finance major looking to summarize the critical 30 pages in that 400 page textbook, our Basic & Fundamental course modules will quickly set the proper foundation for you to excel.
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Beverage total debt
For BUD in particular, there were $153mm of Other Long Term Liabilities that the quiz said counted as debt because they were “Other long term obligations”, but that is not how they are represented in the actual BUD financials – is this a mistake? (I would typically NOT include Other Liabilitie... Read More
For BUD in particular, there were $153mm of Other Long Term Liabilities that the quiz said counted as debt because they were “Other long term obligations”, but that is not how they are represented in the actual BUD financials – is this a mistake? (I would typically NOT include Other Liabilitie... Read More
Beverage cash
For the quizzes on the beverages, the answer key was NOT adding in Marketable/Investment Securities or Short Term Investments back to cash, yet typical practice, as well as Hamilton’s presentation, implied that at least Short Term Investments should be added to cash, as they are easily converted t... Read More
For the quizzes on the beverages, the answer key was NOT adding in Marketable/Investment Securities or Short Term Investments back to cash, yet typical practice, as well as Hamilton’s presentation, implied that at least Short Term Investments should be added to cash, as they are easily converted t... Read More
10k Wallmart
Hi there, I am trying to complete the "How to Analyze a 10K Case Study Quiz: WMT" but I can't find the full 10k version for WMT. Please note that the "10k Sample 1" provided in the attachments is for another company and not WMT. Also, I have completed the accounting exam and how to analyze 10k exa... Read More
Hi there, I am trying to complete the "How to Analyze a 10K Case Study Quiz: WMT" but I can't find the full 10k version for WMT. Please note that the "10k Sample 1" provided in the attachments is for another company and not WMT. Also, I have completed the accounting exam and how to analyze 10k exa... Read More
Finally, PEP had Preferred Equity line items that the answer key did not include in Debt or Equity (even for the purpose of the Capitalization Ratio), so just wanted to confirm that that, for the purposes of these exercises, we do not need to worry about Preferred Equity (I realize it was basically ... Finally, PEP had Preferred Equity line items that the answer key did not include in Debt or Equity (even for the purpose of the Capitalization Ratio), so just wanted to confirm that that, for the purposes of these exercises, we do not need to worry about Preferred Equity (I realize it was basically negative in this case, but still want to make sure as I go through the training modules.) Read More