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Find the financial statements for a publicly tradedcompany, and examine its statement of cash flows. Prepare the cashratios and prepare an overview (300 words) of what is revealedabout the company by its statement of cash flows and cash ratios.Post a link to the financial statements with your initial post, andinclude the company name in the subject line.

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Use those financial statements and consider the followingquestions.

1. As illustrated in Exhibit 10-10, Interbrand estimates thevalue of the Disney brand name in 2011 at $29.02 billion. SearchDisney’s financial statements and notes—what is Disney’s estimateof the value of the Disney name?

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4. According to the statement of cash flows, in 2011 Disneyspent $3559 million on investments in parks, resorts, and otherproperty. Use the notes to the financial statements to determinehow much of this total related to each of Disney’s operatingsegments.

link to pdf for financial statements

https://ditm-twdc-us.storage.googleapis.com/2015/10/2011-Annual-Report.pdf

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