The Busineaa sehool the World Exhibit 1 shows the fiscal year 2005 balance sheets of 9 companies operating erent industries and headquartered in various countries, as described below. Use your economic intuition and the financial information cues provided in the balance to match the companies and industries described below with those depicted in the exhibit. EDF (France) Electricit de France (EDF) is a large French utility company that was recently privatized vi public offering. The company's principal activity the generation, transmission distribution, import and export of electricity and forms of The has operations other Germany, Poland, Italy in France, United Kingdom, Spain, Belgium, Switzerland, South Hungary. US, Mexico, Morocco, China, Brazil, Ivory Coast, Vietnam and Africa. oogle (USA) Google is a profitable, cash flow positive internet company whose principal activity is to provide advertising solutions, global internet search solutions through its internet site, and intranet via enterprise search appliance. It maintains an online index of websites and other content. Trademarks include Google, I'm Feeling Lucky, PageRank Keyhole, Orkut.com, Froogle, Gmail and Picasa HJ Heinz (US Heinz is a company with a long history of profitability whose principal activity is to manufacture and market processed food products. Their products include ketchup condiments, sauces, frozen beans, pasta meals, infant foods and other processed foods. The products are marketed by, and distributed stores, pharmacies, merchants, stores, foodservice distributors, hotels, restaurants and government agencies. and owns or leases office space, warehouses, distribution centres, as well as research other facilities. Major trademarks include Heinz, Classico, Farex, Ore-Ida, Boston Market, Smart Ones and Plasmon. Heinz has operations in America, Europe, Pacific and and they have grown their US domestic and international p through ressive acquisitions of world leading condiment brands. years Heinz has used their excess cash to in a considerable amount of share buybacks. InBev SA (Belgium0 InBev was formerly known as Interbrew SA. The Group's principal activities are the production and distribution of beer. The Group has developed and/or acquired over 200 global brands, including Becks, Stella Artois, Leffe, Hoegaarden, and t emplo nearly 70,000 people in 30 countries across the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific