Profile of Mobil Corp.
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Mobil Corp. is the second largest oil company in the United States, and the sixth largest company of any kind in the country.1 A common size balance sheet for the company is presented in Exhibit 1, which may be found beginning below on this page, and a financial ratio analysis summary for the firm is presented in Exhibit 2, which may be found beginning on the following page. Common Size Balance Sheet: Mobil 1990 ============================================================= Cash and Marketable Securities 2.8% Notes and Accounts Receivable 10.9% Inventories 12.8% Other Current Assets 1.5% Total Current Assets 27.7% Investments and Advances 9.9% Property, Plant, and Equipment 60.6% Other Long Term Assets 1.8% Total Assets 100.0% ======Liabilities:
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eteenth and twentieth centuries have been traumatic. Security has been forced on the country as a primary political objective.
The factors involved in political development and nation building have not been ignored by Viet Nam before or after 1975. In fact, most of the essentials of political development were accomplished in Viet Nam long ago.15 Certainly, the Communist party in Viet Nam and the Communist government in Viet Nam have done nothing to weaken the country's political identity. Rather they have made signigicant efforts to strengthen national identity and the entire nation building process.16
Since 1975, the Vietnamese government has pursued goals of economic and social development which are compatible with all
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14Paxton, 1621.
15D. Pike, "The Other Side," The Wilson Quarterly 7, 3 (Summer 1983): 117.
16D. Pike, History of Vietnamese Communism (Stanford, California: Hoover Institution Press, 1978), 115 133.aspects of theoretical development.17 Developmental accomplishments, however, have not been compatible with developmental goals. The reasons for this significant difference are that Viet Nam (1) has devoted an extraordinary proportion of its resources to security, as opposed to development, and (2)
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