DB Forum 2.docx - 1 How should a for-profit corporation...

How should commercial enterprises balance business needs and customer needs? Great companies are clearly making money, but they invest in their future by understanding the needs of consumers. "The value generated by the company should be measured not only by short-term benefits and salaries, but also by methods that can be maintained for long-term growth" (Cant, 2011). Successful companies are not primarily concerned with generating more income for themselves, but rather in "making use of social and human values ​​as a framework of decision making" there is. They also devised ways to fulfill the needs of stakeholders: "Providing work and improving the quality of life of workers, building a strong network of suppliers and business partners, and financing viability Securing "(Kanter, 2011) preparation, investor innovation and profit

(1) Green energy, (2) I want to see the political lobbying activities of companies like Messi, a rogue in the "Last Mountain". The company basically exists to maximize profit. Their executives were forced to develop drastic measures to promote their further development. This is their mechanism. The bad guy of "The Last Mountain" was Don Blankenship, who served as Chairman and CEO of Massey from 2000 to 2010. He does not believe in climate change, and he has equated energy conservation with communism. On April 5, 2010, 29 miners were killed in an explosion at Massey 's Upper Big Branch Mine. From Wikipedia: "In 2005, Blankenship notes employees to note that it is important to maximize coal production rather than making time to make something like support beams and ventilation shafts I have written."

1-5. Please explain the difference between S company and C company. The difference between Company C and Company S is the corporate income tax that distributes profits to owners who are responsible for paying income tax on these incomes after Company C pays profits. S does not pay income tax on profits, but hands all tax liabilities to the owner. The owner of Company S may not exceed 100 US citizens. 1-6. You are the company C shareholder. The company earns 2 dollars per pre-tax tax. Once the tax is paid it will distribute you the remaining income as a dividend. The corporate tax rate is 40%, and the personal tax rate (dividend and non-dividend) income is 30%. How much is left after paying all taxes?