- •Introduction to Economics and management
- •Terms and Vocabulary
- •What does economics study?
- •The economy and economic systems
- •Unit 2 Finance
- •Terms and Vocabulary
- •Financial institutions
- •Financial management
- •Unit 3 stock
- •Terms and Vocabulary
- •3. Read the text, do the exercises securities markets
- •How to make money in the stock market
- •Unit 4 the economy of petroleum industry
- •Terms and Vocabulary
- •Oil and Gas in Russia. Development and Financing of Large Projects
- •Opportunities Await u.S. Independents willing to Change
- •Independent types
- •Lehman Bros: e&p spending to see slower growth
- •International spending
- •Halliburton
- •Rosneft
- •Unit 5 Taxation and audit
- •Terms and Vocabulary
- •Taxation
- •Kazakhstan’s New Oil Tax Regime Two types of contracts
- •Different fiscal systems complicate reserve values
- •Term uncertainty
- •Fiscal systems
- •Definitions of reserves “Booked”
- •Auditors and their reports
- •Independent Auditor’s Report
- •Consolidated Balance sheet derived from the consolidated financial statements – year ended 31 December 2003
- •Unit 6 Production and Costs
- •Terms and Vocabulary
- •Production and Costs
- •The Benefits of Being Small: Balancing Economies of Scale Against the Advantages of Intimacy Is a Delicate Task
- •Сущность и структура издержек производства
- •Unit 7 business plan
- •What does the model structure of business plan look like?
- •1.0 Executive Summary
- •Investment
- •3.0 Services
- •3.1 Service Description
- •3.2 Competitive Comparison
- •3.3 Sales Literature
- •3.4 Fulfillment
- •3.5 Technology
- •3.6 Future Services
- •4.0 Market Analysis Summary
- •4.1 Market Segmentation
- •4.2 Service Business Analysis
- •4.2.1 Business Participants
- •4.2.2 Competition and Buying Patterns
- •4.2.3 Main Competitors
- •5.0 Strategy and Implementation Summary
- •5.3 Sales Strategy
- •5.3.1 Sales Forecast
- •5.4 Milestones
- •6.0 Management Summary
- •6.1 Management Team
- •6.2 Management Team Gaps
- •6.3 Personnel Plan
- •7.0 Financial Plan
- •7.1 Important Assumptions
- •7.2 Key Financial Indicators
- •7.3 Break-even Analysis
- •7.4 Projected Profit and Loss
- •7.5 Projected Cash Flow
- •7.6 Projected Balance Sheet
- •7.7 Business Ratios
- •International Business Etiquette and ethics
- •Terms and Vocabulary
- •Business Etiquette
- •Business Ethics
- •Big Oil’s Dirty Secrets
- •References
Investment
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Philip D. Nolan
$20,000
Investor 2
$0
Total Investment
$20,000
Current Liabilities
-
Accounts Payable
$0
Current Borrowing
$0
Other Current Liabilities
$0
Current Liabilities
$0
Long-term Liabilities
$0
Total Liabilities
$0
Loss at Start-up
($13,000)
Total Capital
$7,000
Total Capital and Liabilities
$7,000
2.3 Company Locations and Facilities
We will establish a home office in Yellowknife, NT in order to reduce start-up costs. The office space is estimated to be 150 square feet. We will be installing a dedicated fax line as well as a high-speed Internet connection. An interactive website will also be developed which will serve as a marketing tool. The domain name of "structureall.com" has already been reserved.
Services
3.0 Services
StructureAll Ltd. offers complete structural engineering services. We will focus on buildings with the following 'Use and Occupancies':
Residential.
Commercial.
Industrial.
The company is 'project' oriented where each project involves:
Renovations.
Rehabilitation.
Additions.
New construction.
We offer innovative and economical design services, maintaining state-of-the-art design technology. We meet client needs on projects of all sizes and smaller, special design projects.
3.1 Service Description
Project Consulting: Proposed and billed on a per-project and per-milestone basis, project consulting offers a client company a way to harness our specific qualities and use our expertise to develop and/or implement plans, from conceptual planning to turnover. Proposal costs will be associated with each project.
Forensic Investigations: Proposed and billed on a per-project and per-milestone basis, our investigations will serve the public and private sector markets. We will focus on troubleshooting buildings where damage and or failure has occurred. Our reports will outline the description of the problem, the nature of the mechanism which has caused damage or failure, and a list of options for remedial action including estimated budget costs for implementation.
Project Management: Our project management services include defining client needs, preparing bid documents, tendering, bid analysis, construction review, payment certification, contract administration, and warranty inspections. Projects include new facilities, renovations, repairs, and remodeling.
Dispute Resolution: We draw upon our broad range of construction and contract administration experience to provide dispute resolution services, including arbitration, mediation and expert reports for litigation. This work is supported by forensic engineering services to identify the cause of failures.
Restoration Engineering: We provide condition survey, design, and construction review services for the repair of building structures.
Home Inspections: We will provide prospective homeowners with an assessment of the various systems in a residential home, including foundations, framing, building envelope and efficiency, mechanical systems, electrical systems, and general safety issues. We provide a photographic record along with a thorough written report.