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The textbook author has supplied a series of questions that are supposed to help in directing the solution to the case. These questions may or may not do that. You are free to use these questions in whatever way you wish. In some case they might be helpful in directing your efforts. However, simply answering these questions is not sufficient. Your task is solve the case, not answer the questions. There is at one case for which I have also added a clarifying comment. These questions are being made available without warranty as to their usefulness for any purpose. |
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There may be times when information about other firms and industries may be useful in doing a case. There are a variety of sources, one that we have access to is called Research Insight, which installs within Excel. You can only obtain data will on campus (it checks the IP address). You can obtain the documentation from the download page. Another resource that is available is Mergent Online. You can use it from off campus if you go through the Library.Portal. It will create Excel files also. There are other data sources that you might find useful listed on the Finance Department Web Site |
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These files all require a password to open. You can obtain a password from the instructor. See the feedback page. Once you have downloaded the files put them in a directory and run the "exe" file. You can do this by double clicking on the "exe" file. It will extract into a series of files. There is a readme file. |
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