Attempt Score 8 out of 9 points Time lapsed 36 minutes Question 1 1 out of 1.5 points Suppose you are an accounting analyst at a brokerage firm and are putting together financial forecasts for two publicly traded companies. Company A operates in a highly competitive industry while Company B is looking to capitalize on a market previously untapped by other players. Discuss how you would model the growth rates for each company and why. Also, discuss the data source you would use. Question 2 1.2 out of 1.5 points Ken is Chairman of a large publicly traded company, and earns milions a year. However, one day, Ken is convicted of several crimes, including submitting falsified expense reports and using company assets for personal use. What is surprising is that typical dollar amounts involved in each transaction were generally less than a few hundred dollars. Using at least two theoretical frameworks we learned in class, explain why Ken would have committed these crimes Question 3 1.5 out of 1.5 points Bronx Rental Cars Inc. is a company that rents cars to individual and business customers in the Bronx. To keep track of customers and cars rented, it created the following two tables in their database Table Name Column names Customers Customer ID Last Name Street Address Cars Car ID Quote Price City State Zip Car ID Date Model Employee ID Year Guadalupe, a new financial analyst at Bronx Rental Cars, wants to merge the two tables, and would like some help. How would you advise her to merge the two tables? Question 4 15 out of 15