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This would have forced Apple to host voicemail or seek an outside partnership to bypass the voicemail services offered by operators. Thus, Apple chose to deal with the operators and had to make concessions. But they didn‟t compromise on the retail price of the iPhone, at 400 €. In the United Kingdom, Apple chose Telefonica‟s mobile subsidiary O2, which required minimum two-year contracts from its iPhone customers. In France, Apple struck a deal with France Telecom‟s mobile subsidiary Orange, to be

e-mail at nick.jones@tenongroup.com or by telephone on 020 7448 8117. Maurice Fitzpatrick FCA ATII is a taxation director and head of economics at Tenon. If the former role, he is particularly interested in inheritance tax, capital gains tax, employee share schemes, and the tax xx About the Contributors efficient structuring of corporate deals. In the latter role he is frequently quoted in the media on a wide variety of fiscal and economic issues. He can be reached by e-mail at Maurice.Fitzpatrick@tenongroup

Sample exam #3: 20 questions Sample exam #1 Answer: A QUESTION 1 A stock’s price on December 1 was $50, and on December 31 of the same year it was $40. The stock also paid a $2 dividend in December. What was this stock’s rate of return in December? (40+2-50)/50= -16%. A. B. C. D. E. F. -16% -20% -21% -24% -25% -30% Sample exam #1 Answer: C QUESTION 2 The graph below shows the market price of assets A, B, and C recorded at monthly intervals over the course of one year. None

the biggest consumer with 22% of the market’s value, followed by the United-Kingdom with 13.40%, Italy with 11.4%, and France with 11.4% as well. The rest is spread between others European countries (41.7%) (Datamonitor p 11). Concerning the market share, three companies are sharing the market, Philip Morris International (29.7%), Imperial Tobacco Group PLC (22.7%), and British American Tobacco PLC (20%), the rest is shared by others companies (27.6%) (Datamonitor p 12). I decided to apply the Porter’s

living stock, crude oil, etc. ⇒ do not include the services, nor investment, nor debt Commodities Futures? Commodities futures, or futures contracts, are an agreement to buy or to sell a commodity at a specific date T in the future at a specific price. => Need the capacity to forecast!! e.g. oil, gold !! Commodities Spot? Current market! With the available product (inventories) -> most agricultural products and living stocks!! =>making stocks; A healthy options market benefits all of

a raise of raw materials, and in particular a raise concerning the price of oil. Other external risks came in the game, like the fall with the consumption of households; therefore there was a fall with credits. Consequently, GM sales fall from 9, 370 000 to 8, 300 000 from the year 2007 to 2008 which represented a loss of 30 billion dollars. (From les echos.fr 21 janvier 2009) GM is also under the risk of loosing market share from his competitor, Chrystler, Ford, and Toyota. As an internal risk

2008 *3.1 *0.5 *2.1 *1.3 *1.2 N/A N/A *1.3 N/A NC 2009 *2.4 *0.7 *0.8 *0.4 *0.6 N/A N/A *0.4 N/A NC 2010 *3.1 % *1.8 % *1.2 % *0.9 % *1.8 % N/A % N/A % *1.2 % N/A % NC % RATIO TABLE 2006 Imports share of domestic demand Exports Share of Revenue Average Revenue per Employee Wages and Salaries Share of Revenue N/A N/A *0.31 *9.67 2007 N/A N/A *0.32 *9.34 2008 N/A N/A *0.33 *9.19 2009 N/A N/A *0.34 *9.01 2010 N/A % N/A % *0.34 $Mill *8.84 % GRAPHS Revenue Revenue Growth Rate © Copyright 2010

Lost sight of quality in recent price-led skirmishes with rivals. Lost market share to Leclerc. Disappointing E-commerce. 2. Immense brand awareness and trust. 3. Multi-format presence in all areas of country. 4. Extensive private label lines. Opportunities 1. Development of clothing supply chain and ranges. 2. Supermarket and discount store openings. 3. Growth of c-store/forecourt store business. Promodès integration has not bee seamless. Threats 1. Heavy price competition – especially from

profits or termination of contracts or subcontracts at the election of the U.S. government. • Competition McDonald’s restaurants compete with international, national, regional and local retailers of food products. The Company competes on the basis of price, convenience, service, menu variety and product quality. The Company’s competition in the broadest perspective includes restaurants, quick-service eating establishments, pizza parlors, coffee shops, street vendors, convenience food stores, delicatessens

(summer and winter) to satisfy our buyer and propose them perfect garments according to their needs. So first we ask to our suppliers if they can do the product and if they can develop samples to show to our buyers. After this step we must agree on price, on payment condition, on delivery date between buyer and supplier. We make no marketing and no advertising, we have a lot of buyers and they are sufficient for us. We are never looking for news customers, it works by word of mouth and if they want