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•The following table shows the accounting equation for 2007 and 2008. Year Assets Liabilities Stockholder’s Equity 2008 17,991 8,617 9,374 2007 12,963 5,460 7,503 The quantities above are in millions of dollars •What I can see from the table is that all the accounts have increased, but the assets account has increased the most. Those figures show that the company’s economic resources are in good shape; meaning that the company can afford its debts.
•The cash flow for 2008 is of $2,799 and the net incomes from the past years has been $993 in 2007 and $689 in 2006; showing that the cash flows are more that the past net incomes. •The company is growing through its short-term investments, purchases of long-term securities, and the purchases of other businesses. •Monsanto’s financing comes from long-term loans and treasury stock purchases. •Cash increased at the end of the period; it increased from $866 in 2007 to $1,613 in 2008.
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