Describe each of the four different types of business examined in the Growth Share Matrix.?
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The Rich get Richer. The (an article) rich( American dream}\nget(verb) richer(adverb describing how rich).
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growth g= rb+(r-ki)(1-tc)bxB/S where r is roi, b is retention rate, ki cost of debt, tc is corporate tax rate, B/S is the capital sturcture. This shows that when r grows the growth also will grow.
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Ernst & Young, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, KPMG, Deloitte, BDO
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BusinessWeek\nForbes\nMoney\nWall Street Journal\nEconomist
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that is the simple way how the GM choose the posision their company from other compatitor. these growth matrix is similar with the BCG (Boston Consultan Group) matrix or other, where there is 4 quadrant.\nthe first quadrant is a star is where when your company have a high profit, high market share, and a high growth. in these situation you will have an option to buy other company share or doing something to make the market share increase. (usually the company is in the growth in life cylcle of company)\n\nthe second one is what they called the cash cow, is when your market share is stady, they don't increase and you have a lot of profit, because there is no cost for marketing or RnD. usually is these is the time when your company is mature. in these condition you can create something before your company slow down.\n\nthe third is the question mark, this is when your market share growth but your profit is steady, you will never know what happened in the future. in this time, your future company can be in the cash cow or in the star (the first and second quadrant) or even can bankrupt suddently.\n\nthe last one is the dog, it is where you market share is low and your profit is low, in these condition you can sell your company.\n\nfor further more, you can read a strategic management book
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Mortgage,\nRent,\nHome equity\nCar Payment\nSome student Loans\nGas\n Electric\nSome Cell Phone plans\nMedical Insurance\nCar Insurance\nHome Owners Insurance
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check www.forbes.com\n\nIt gives the list and also abt non US business school
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1)Metals\n2) Auto\n3) Banking\n4)Breweries and distilleries\n5)Power\n6)Telecom\n7)Cement\n8)Chemicals\n9)Computers\n10) IT\n11)Construction\n12) FMCG\n13) Electronics\n14)Engineering\n15) Entertainment/Media\n16)Finance and Investments\n17) Hotel\n18) Food processing\n19) Healtcare\n20) Pharma\n21) Paint\n22) paper\n23) Petrochemicals\n24) Plastic\n25) Refineries\n26) Sugar\n27) Tea\n28) Airlines\n\nThere are lot of sub sectors and these are only few
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Accounting Rate of Return\nPayback Period\nNet Present Value\nInternal Rate of Return
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A business projection could mean several things and in varying degrees of complexity, so you really should ask your professor for more details. It could be a cash flow projection, a profit & loss projection, a marketing projection, etc.\n\nI'd think he/she is looking for a spreadsheet that tells how you plan to grow your business, when you'll be spending money, when you'll be making money. For example, if you plan to use resources/money in the first year to build and market your megaplex theater, you'll be bleeding money at that time. But once you launch the product, you'll be taking in money slowly and evetually break-even in some point in the future (hopefully) and then steadily be making money after that break-even point (again, hopefully).\n\nIf you're writing a business plan, usually you'd want to provide monthly forecasts for the first 24 months, then quarterly forecasts for years 3-5.
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Computer Technology (Hard/Software) and Banking Services, at large scale.\n\nReady-made Garments and Advertising at medium scale.\n\nFast Food and Brokerage, at small scale. You may also take transport service as well.
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Please visit your local library to find answers for your homework.\n\nI recommend a business encyclopedia.\n\nGood luck!
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net income\ncash flow\nquick ratio\nshareholders or owners equity\nrevenues\naudited statement vs. compilation\ndisclosures\nnotes to financial statements\nany warnings in auditors letter re: going concern or other potential problems
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business culture, religious cultures, popular culture, high culture, ethnic cultures, etc...
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There are so many  different fields you could go into. I am just going to name a few off the top of my head:\n\nManagement\nAccounting\nFinance\nInvestment Banking\nEntrepeneurship\nMarketing\nReal Estate\nInsurance\nAdvertising\nTeaching... etc
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.businessweek.com/bschools/
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1) cycle recyle:- telivisions (any product having longer life time, kitchen appliances\n\n2)cycle half cycle:- any thing related to life style eg:- big cars, \n\n3)increasing sales:- nylon\n\n4) decreasing sales:-walkman, film cameras,\n\n5) growth rapid-decline:- any fads like bootcut jeans, \n\n6)High plateau-mobile phones in india\n\n7) low plateau:- flat TVs, becoz there is a chasm - LCD tvs\n\n8)stable maturity-electric razrs or toilet soaps