hi, I have a project in finance. it's on Mcdonald's Company. I have to have 50 pages on this project. I have the project requirements attached, please let me know if you need more information about the project, and how long it will take you to finish it and how much it costs?

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Research Project: Outline I - Introduction to Company (up to 2 pages) A.General History and overview of growth B.Markets served and customers targeted II - Overview of Industry (up to 2 pages) A.Macro-Economic view of your company's primary industry and outlook and how your company is currently impacted by macro-economic conditions in general. B.Identification of competition and your company's position relative to its industry. C. Historical and forecasted growth of industry sector. III - Management Analysis (up to 2 pages) A.Market's perception of management - positive and/or negative. B.Analysis of management based on your review of MD&A's, President Letters and Proxy statements. C. Overall discussion of Management's and Board Member's experience and opinion on their ability to run your company. IV - Presentation of Financial Reports (up to 10 pages) A.Presentation of Balance Sheet (5 years strongly suggested). B.Presentation of Income Statement/Equity Statement (5 years strongly suggested). C. Presentation of Cash Flow Statement (5 years strongly suggested). D. Restated presentations of the above reports. A restated financial report is designed to eliminate the fluff/window-dressing/"Shenanigans"/unusual items/distorting items that may have been introduced into a company's financial reports as presented in the company's submittals to the SEC and investors. You may also choose to restate your financials so as to make them easier for you as an analyst to review and analyze by condensing or expanding the information presented. All of your analysis going forward from this point in the report should focus on your restated financials. Restatements are addressed in the "Help with the Project" area of the research project assignment module and will be further addressed in Week 4. E.Financial statements representative of industry sector or competitor(s) for comparison purposes. THIS ELEMENT (ITEM E) IS NOT REQUIRED BUT SUGGESTED TO MAKE COMPARISONS EASIER FOR EVERYONE. You may include these documents as attachments to the research report as well. V - Common Sized Presentation of Restated Reports (2 to 5 pages) A.Horizontal Analysis. B.Vertical Analysis. C. Common-sized financial statements representative of industry sector or competitor(s) for comparison purposes. THIS ELEMENT (ITEM C) IS NOT REQUIRED BUT SUGGESTED TO MAKE COMPARISONS EASIER FOR EVERYONE. This item can be included as an appendix to your report and will not count against your total number of pages. VI - Detailed Discussion/Analysis of Section IV and V reports (3 to 4 pages per section/statement or up to 12 pages total) focusing on trends exhibited, significant observations, and descriptions/rationale for any restatements of the financials your group determined to be necessary. A.Balance Sheet Analysis (with comparison to industry sector or main competitor(s) as needed but not to be the focus of this section). B.Income Statement Analysis (with comparison to industry sector or main competitor(s) as needed but not to be the focus of this section). C. Cash Flow Statement Analysis (with comparison to industry sector or main competitor(s) as needed but not to be the focus of this section). VII - Liquidity Ratios and Analysis with comparison to industry or competitor ratios (up to 2 pages) VIII - Long-term Debt Paying Ability Ratios and Analysis with comparison to industry or competitor ratios (up to 2 pages) (You may want to consider obtaining bond-ratings for your company to help you on this section) IX - Profitability/Investor Ratios and Analysis with comparison to industry or competitor ratios(up to 2 pages) Note: Regarding ratios, I strongly suggest that you create a single table on which all of the ratio calculations are presented ALONG WITH competitor/industry ratios prior to Section VII. You should present 4 or 5 years of ratios (depending on the ratio being calculated) for your company but you only need to present competitor/industry ratios that address the most recent year. Use the section VII, VIII and IX suggested number of pages to highlight trends and comment on strengths/weaknesses of your company relative to its competitors. X - Scenario Analysis (total of 4 to 8 pages) A.Scenario 1 - Management Scenario B.Scenario 2 - Lender Scenario C. Scenario 3 - Supplier Scenario D. Scenario 4 - Employment Scenario The page numbers highlighted above are guidelines only to help you organize your paper and remain within the 50 page approximate limit for your report. This project is due during Week 9 (refer to the syllabus for the exact date). One copy of the report is to be turned in for the entire group. Reports turned in after the due date will be considered late. Late reports are subject to deductions of at least 10% of the total available project grade including the peer evaluation portion of your project grade (thus, a late report will lose at least 30 points). No reports will be accepted after the date that the Final Exam is scheduled to be opened. Evaluation of sections VI through X will comprise the majority of the group's technical grade on the project - I strongly suggest that you focus your efforts on these sections. GRADING OF THE PROJECT As identified in the syllabus, your project is worth 300 total points. Of the 300 total points, 250 points are technical-based and are earned together by your team/group. Please refer to the Grading Matrix for this project which is included with this week's course module of materials. The Grading Matrix identifies/highlights how the points for the technical portion of your research project will be split between sections on a 100point scale. Again, the technical portion of your report is worth 250 points out of the total 300 available for the research project. In determining your overall grade on the report, the score as determined using the grading matrix will be multiplied by 2.5. (For example, if your group received an 80 out of 100 for the technical assessment, the total technical points to be earned by each member of the group will be 2.5 times 80 or 200 out of 250.) The remaining 50 points for the project are individually earned and are derived based on your participation in the group. At the end of the term (when the project is delivered for grading), each group member will be required to confidentially evaluate the performance and contribution of their fellow group mates AND themselves. The form that you will complete and submit for assessing your team mates' participation and contribution will be made available after you submit your project report. You and your teammates will solely determine what grade you will be assessed for this portion of your overall project grade. The Instructor, however, reserves the right to alter the magnitude of the participation grade for those instances when it is abundantly clear that a member or members of a group have taken free-loading on their fellow group mates to extreme levels