Applying Parity Theories to the Real World
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Different parity theories have developed over the years. This 10 page paper examines these theories and considers which, if any, can be seen as accurate in the past and ion the period 2000 – 20-04. The theories considered include absolute purchasing power parity, relative purchasing power parity, covered interested rate parity (CIRP) and uncovered interested rate parity (UCIRP). The bibliography cites 10 sources.
Filename: TEparityth.rtf
Paper Title: Applying Parity Theories to the Real World

Applying Supply and Demand Assumptions to the Real World
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This 7 page paper assesses the value of the supply and demand model in explaining real world economic behaviour. The paper looks at the various components of this model and then gives examples fort he real world to illustrate the points raised. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEsupreal.rtf
Paper Title: Applying Supply and Demand Assumptions to the Real World

Applying the Warren Buffett Way to the Singapore Stock Market
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This 8 page paper examines the Warren Buffett method of investing, with its’ common sense approach to holding shares for the long term and investing in businesses rather than only looking at the stocks. This investment method is then applied to the Singapore stock market and assessed for its accuracy. Two example investments are examined. The bibliography cites 5 sources
Filename: TEwarbuf.rtf.
Paper Title: Applying the Warren Buffett Way to the Singapore Stock Market

Appraisal of Coca Cola for a Stock Purchase
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This 4 page paper examines the company Coca Cola (stock symbol KO), looking at the company’s performance, its strengths and weaknesses to determine if an investor should buy the share. Comparison is also made between the company and the industry averages. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEcokesp.rtf
Paper Title: Appraisal of Coca Cola for a Stock Purchase

Appraisal Techniques; Is NPV Superior?
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There are many ways of appraising the investment value of a potential investment or project. The writer looks at some of these methods including Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Payback, the profitability index or the cost benefit ratio and the Net Present Value (NPV). The writers argues that NPV is the better tool to use when apprising investment decision. The bibliography cites 9 sources.
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Paper Title: Appraisal Techniques; Is NPV Superior?

APR, Customer Relationships and Communication
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This 4 page paper defines and considers the important of APR, customer relationships and communication and then considers how they can be applied to companies and real estate. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
Filename: TEaprcom.rtf
Paper Title: APR, Customer Relationships and Communication

April 2001 in the Wall Street Journal
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This 6 page paper considers five articles written in the Wall Street Journal regarding different aspects of the economy. With two articles regarding the budget proposals, two considering the performance of the economy and if the country is entering a recession and one looking at the banana dispute between the EU and the US. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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Paper Title: April 2001 in the Wall Street Journal

Are Abnormally Low Returns on the Termination of Joint Ventures in the Oil Industry Unusual?
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This 17 page paper is a research proposal to investigate the question of whether the formation of a joint venture have lower abnormal returns than its termination across all industries, or is it merely the case in the oil industry? The paper consists of an introduction, identification of research questions and potential hypothesises, an in-depth literature review and a methodology. The bibliography cites 12 sources.
Filename: TEoilreturns.rtf
Paper Title: Are Abnormally Low Returns on the Termination of Joint Ventures in the Oil Industry Unusual?

Are Accounting Reforms And Legislation Are The Only Means By Which The Accounting Profession Will be Able To Regain Public Trust And Re-Establish Its’ Credibility?
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This 8 page paper considers the issues in terms of trust and credibility in the accounting profession. The writer argues that historically public trust has been regained as loop holes and standards have been bettered. Using the example of Enron and comparing US and UK accounting and auditing standards the case is made for increasing levels of regulations to overcome the fears and difficulties associated with the causes of mistrust. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
Filename: TEreforms.rtf
Paper Title: Are Accounting Reforms And Legislation Are The Only Means By Which The Accounting Profession Will be Able To Regain Public Trust And Re-Establish Its’ Credibility?

Are Auditors Truly Independent Of Their Clients?
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A 9 page paper discussing the degree to which auditors can maintain the independence necessary to ensure the integrity of audited financials. Though most auditors will argue that they are truly independent of their clients, practice indicates that they are only as independent as they determine to be and still retain their clients. As integration of effort becomes more common in industry, so is it in accounting. In many instances, firms risk losing clients' lucrative consulting and tax business over their less-profitable auditing practice. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Paper Title: Are Auditors Truly Independent Of Their Clients?