Financial Analysis of Nike 
.... p. 1671). In
fiscal 1995, the company boosted its market share by 20 percent on a 30 percent increase in net sales. Value Line concluded ....
(2691
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Fiscal & Monetary Policy
.... that the economy had been slowed down sufficiently, but additional reductions in interest rates are unlikely (Matthews,
1995, p. 28). Where
fiscal policy is ....
(755
3
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Future Cash Needs and Business One of the critical functions ...
.... receivable. This figure decreased 33 percent from
fiscal 1995 to
fiscal 1996, and another 20 percent from
fiscal 1996 to
fiscal 1997. This ....
(1890
8
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FISCAL ASPECTS OF THE LEISURE TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY
FISCAL ASPECTS OF THE LEISURE TRAVEL AND TOURISM MARKET Selected aspects of financial .... and give them incentives to protect the area (Huescar & Luhrman,
1995). ....
(3704
15
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Polo/Ralph Lauren Company Biography Polo/Ralph Lauren Company
.... Revenues at Ralph Lauren have gone from $846.6 million in
fiscal 1995 to $1.18 billion in
fiscal 1997, and earnings have increased from $80.2 million to $117.3 ....
(1066
4
)
Moody's International Company
....
Fiscal 1994 sales of these ì models were more than four times above results in the previous year, and ì
fiscal 1995 wide-screen TV sales in Japan are ....
(6608
26
)
Party Influence on House of Representatives
.... A bill passed in the House which recommended a two and a half percent cut in the staffs by the end of
fiscal 1994 and four percent by the end of
fiscal 1995. ....
(4024
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Financial & Competitive Analysis of Intel Corp.
.... Comparative balance sheets for
fiscal years 1996 and
1995 are presented in Exhibit 1. As the exhibit indicates, the major changes from year-to-year were a ....
(1455
6
)
Incarcerated Illegal Immigrants
.... Where increased and more effective policing of America's ports of entry are concerned, the INS received more than "$2 billion in
fiscal 1995—a 21 percent ....
(1188
5
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THE MILITARY IN MODERN JAPAN
.... In
fiscal 1995, Japan's expenditures on defense were the equivalent of $50 billion, second largest in the world (Watanabe A10). ....
(2259
9
)
THE MILITARY IN MODERN JAPAN This
.... In
fiscal 1995, Japan's expenditures on defense were the equivalent of $50 billion, second largest in the world (Watanabe A10). ....
(2237
9
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Negotiating the Comprehensive Test Ban
.... On top of this, the US Senate Armed Services Committee recommended increased funding for stockpile stewardship for
fiscal 1995 and stated, "Nuclear weapons ....
(5017
20
)
Air Traffic Controllers
.... While more than 4,900 ex-PATCO controllers have reapplied for jobs, the FAA plans to hire only 100 controllers in
fiscal 1995, citing budget restraints. ....
(1939
8
)
Federal Budgeting and Federal Spending
.... Unlike its predecessor, this act did not set targets for deficit reduction but sought zero-program budgeting through
fiscal year
1995. ....
(2820
11
)
JAPANESE POST-COLD WAR NATIONAL SECURITY
.... In
fiscal 1995, Japan's expenditures on defense were the equivalent of US $50 billion, the second largest defense budget in the world. ....
(3621
14
)
Education Budgeting, Funding & Management
.... & Salmon,
1995). In the State of Florida, each public school district confronted a mandatory funding reduction of 2.46 percent for the 2002-2003
fiscal year ....
(1585
6
)
Argentina's Economic Recovery
.... Argentina's increased public spending, low tax revenues, weak banking system, provincial government finances, and the potential for a
fiscal deficit in
1995. ....
(2590
10
)
US-Mexico Border & Illegal Immigration
.... In
fiscal year
1995, almost 56,000 of California's legal immigrants were from Mexico; documentation supports the estimate of four illegal Mexican immigrants ....
(2043
8
)
International Banking in Russia
.... importantly, it brought to light the unfavorable operations and
fiscal decisions of .... From October 1994 to March
1995, trading in rubles was virtually halted on ....
(2139
9
)
Quaker Oats
.... In addition, the company changed from a
fiscal year ending in June to a calendar
fiscal year during
1995, so the cash flow statement does not reflect the cash ....
(2185
9
)
Analysis of Outlook for Microsoft Operations
.... system standard. In
fiscal year
1995, the company had revenues approaching $6 billion (
1995 Microsoft 10-K Filing,
1995, p. 17). This ....
(1516
6
)
Habitual Offender Statutes
.... Supervisor Gloria Molina predicted that the cost to LA County in the
1995-96
fiscal year would exceed $300 million (DiSpoldo, 1996, p. 11). ....
(2888
12
)
Three Strikes Law
.... Supervisor Gloria Molina predicted that the cost to LA County in the
1995-96
fiscal year would exceed $300 million (DiSpoldo, 1996, p. 11). ....
(2934
12
)
Student Delinquent-Loan Collection
.... In
fiscal year
1995, the US Department of Education held about $8.5 billion in delinquent federally guaranteed student loans (Dockter, 1998, p. 4). In
fiscal ....
(2623
10
)
Zambia's Economic Position
.... "
Fiscal Adjustment, Financial Liberalization, and the Dynamics of Inflation: Some Evidence From .... Africa Set For Key Changes." Airline Business, February
1995, 14 ....
(1702
7
)
Macroeconomic Growth in US
.... In Mexico, which suffered a tremendous devaluation of the peso in
fiscal year
1995, free trade with the United States has helped in the year since to stabilize ....
(1236
5
)
Lotus Esprit Turbo
.... during the previous
fiscal year. Lotus is forecasting a profit of $7.8 million for the
1995 fiscal year. Like Lotus, Bugatti is a ....
(2571
10
)
Strategy of Toyota Motor Corp.
.... In pursuit of this objective, for example, Toyota anticipates that in
fiscal year
1995 its production of vehicles in North America will, for the first time ....
(3078
12
)
Engelhard Corporation When deciding to purchase stocks, ma
.... Key financial information is presented on the first page of the report, with the percentage change from
fiscal year
1995 and 1996 indicated in addition to raw ....
(2378
10
)
Apple
.... company's performance over a given period of time, typically the
fiscal year .... The following income statements show Apple's performance from 1991 to
1995, and, as ....
(1989
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