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Note: all case questions are based on real world situations. Therefore, they do not have solutions that can be directly found from text book. Solve these questions require your creative thinking based on materials covered in class this week and next week. 1. What would average market makers’ fair value for the two stocks around the time period (say between 11:00 and 11:59) when Greg was negotiating with Goldman and Kidder? Hint: Each market maker’s fair value is usually the mid-point of his bid and ask prices. There are usually multiple market makers/dealers for a stock on the OTC market. Goldman and Kidder are market makers. T. Rowe Price is just one normal trader. If the true value of the stock is 100 and a trader sells the stock to the market maker at 95, the cost (relative to the fair value) for the trader is 5. Market maker makes a 5-dollar profit (relative to the fair value). Bid (sell) price is the price that market maker buy (sell) stocks. If a market maker believes the tru...

Harvard Business Publishing REPORTING FOR ACCOUNTANTS

Harvard Business Publishing REPORTING FOR ACCOUNTANTS Management Communication: Complete Online Course Planning Communication Exam Please highlight the correct asnwer for each question. 1. Which of the following questions is not used for organizing thinking about a communication? 2. What does informative communication do? 3. What is persuasive communication? 4. Why is persuasion important in business? 5. You need to understand the purpose and audience before you start work on the message. 6. Understanding your audience will help you achieve the purpose of your communication. 7. Select the question that best helps a communicator understand an audience: 8. How can cognitive bias be harmful to communication? 9. Select the item that is not a bias affecting communication: 10. In business what is the most important tool for creating a persuasive message? 11. Select the evidence statement that does not help prove the conclusion: 12. Which of the following is the function of an assumption? 13....

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