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1623 Chain Store Buying: Literature Review. This paper investigates the importance of chain stores to the future of American retailing. Identifying the importance of the different partners in chain store retailing is important in this investigation as it allows the reader to understand the benefits it provides for its customers. Recent literature is reviewed to understand this efficient and important concept of chain store buying. 10 pgs. 29 f/c. 11b.
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1642 The Role Of The Competition Bureau In Regulating Mergers and Corporate Concentration In Canada's Economy. This paper discusses the role of the Competition Bureau in regulating mergers and corporate concentration in Canada's economy. The paper discusses the importance of considering the economy that the Bureau is operating in. Mergers and corporate acquisitions have become prevalent but is this all bad, if it means a company staving off bankruptcy. Other surrounding issues are addressed as well as looking at real examples in the past decade addressing this topic. 10 pgs. 16 f/c. 7b.
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1777 Accounting: The Differences Between Financial And Management Accounts. It Is Not Just A Question Of Legality. Perhaps one of the most prominent discussions involving accounting has to do with the differences between financial and management accounts. Some regard these differences to be a question of legality. Companies are required by law to submit financial statements based on certain requirements. On the other hand, management accounting can be structured to suit the needs of the company. However, the fact that firms can structure their management accounting statements according to their needs might lead one to suggest that major differences between these two systems relate to practicality. With this in mind, it is hypothesised that while legal issues are important for determining the differences between financial and management accounting they are not the only considerations, one must also consider the extent to which practical considerations contribute to the development of these differences. 5 pgs. 10 f/c. 3b.
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2502 Harmonization of Accounting Standards In The European Union: Is It Necessary? This paper argues against the harmonization of accounting standards in the European Union. Unbridled growth in securities, foreign exchange, capital and virtually all markets provides sound proof that economic growth has not been hampered by the lack of a harmonized system of accounting practices. 12 pgs. 21 f/c. 4b.
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2524 Arguments For Or Against The Suggestions That Universal Perfect Competition Represents "Capitalism At Its Best", And That Our Economy Should Be Moved As Close As Possible To Perfect Com This paper discusses the conditions required for perfect competition. Arguments for or against the suggestions that universal perfect competition represents "Capitalism at its best", and that our economy should be moved as close as possible to perfect competition are discussed. 14.5 pgs. 21 f/c. 6b.
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2626 Mergers and the Importance of the Growth of Firms. This paper will discuss the nature of the merger problem. In particular, it will analyze the polemical question of whether mergers are sources of economic efficiency or whether they jeopardize market competitiveness. This will be looked at in a contemporary context, but it is useful to first present a history of mergers to better understand the present-day situation. 10 pgs. 20 f/c. 6b.
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3835 Mutual Funds Vs Common Stock: The Pros and Cons. This is a 6 page, 5 resource paper analyzing the benefits and risks of mutual funds verses building your own portfolio of stocks. Mutual funds are advantageous by offering professional management, little out-of-pocket expense, instant diversification, and some personalization. However, they may be slow to pay off and pay out, may perform badly and the investor is totally reliant on the management of the fund. Self builders have total control over their investment, can get an up-to-minute analysis of the stocks performance and can go for the higher yield items mutual fund avoid. The downside of self investment involves the higher risks associated with the higher yield items, the constant maintenance needed to maintain and possible extensive up front expenses. 7 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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