which company, if any, would you invest in(General Motors or Toyota )?

General Motors & Toyota Include Company Analysis (address prior comments): 2-3 pages 2 Include Industry Analysis (address prior comments): 1-2 pages 3 Include FSAP summary – Summarize the Analysis Tab of the FSAP which contains Ratios, Horizontal Analysis, and Common Size Analysis. Summarize the information in a professional and organized manor. Do not just cut and paste the information into your paper. 4 Write a summary of the significant findings from the financial statement analysis. This should be 2-3 single-spaced pages, using 12-point font. Address the Company & Industry analysis. Address significant Ratios, Horizontal Analysis, and Common Sized Analysis from the FSAP (look under the Analysis Tab). Do not address all the ratios and every line of vertical and horizontal analysis, just what you feel is important and significant to your decision. Focus on the specific items that stood out and impacted your decision. Include academic research to support your analysis. 5 Based on your findings, which company, if any, would you invest in? Include specific support for your decision based on your findings in the analysis. Also include support (for or against) investing in the industry you chose. Include academic research to support your final decision. This should be one page, 12-point font, single-spaced.

What is the book’s basic argument?

The book: “The Two Princes of Calabar: An Eighteenth-Century Atlantic Odyssey” by Randy J. Sparks
ISBN 978-0-674-03205-7

An analytical book review requires more than just a summary of the book. Instead, you need to express your opinion about the book while explaining the main points in the work to your reader. To be successful in your essay, evaluate the book and its argument by analyzing and pointing out what works well as well as what assumptions the author might make or deficiencies that may arise in the work. While your essay will provide a brief overview of the major points of the work, you will do so through your own insight and analysis, including examining the implications or significance about what the book tells us about world history. At the end, your essay will convey a sense of critical understanding about the book. You may like the book, you may detest it, but your essay needs to assess it. A strong essay will articulate your own clear argument about the book, will analyze specific points of evidence to support your thesis, and will then offer a conclusion that reveals the wider implications of how you think this work contributes (or fails) to history. For this essay, you are evaluating The Two Princes of Calabar by Randy Sparks. What does Sparks teach us about how the Atlantic Slave trade operated? How does his argument help us to understand the different peoples involved in shaping World History?

Important Questions you should ask about a book of history.

• What is the book’s basic argument?
• Is it persuasive?
• What kinds of evidence does the author use?
• How skillfully has the author used the evidence?
• Does the evidence help support the book’s argument?
• What are the implications of the book on our understanding of history?
• What lessons can be learned from this book?
• What is your assessment of the book?
• Does it succeed or fail in defending its argument?