What is your assessment of The Walt Disney Company's financial and operating performance in fiscal years $2015-2019?$ What is your assessment of the relative contribution of each business unit to the financial strength of Disney based on the $2018$ and $2019$ fiscal year financial data? Select "yes" for those statements below that are accurate and choose $"$no$"$ for those that are not While direct$-$to$-$consumer and International do not yet show a positive operating income, other business units contribute strongly to the company's overall profitability Click to select$)$ With $2019$ revenues of $$24\mathrm{.}7$ billion, Parks, Experiences, and Products was Disney's largest business unit Click to select$)$ Media Networks was its most profitable business unit with a $2019$ operating profit of $$6\mathrm{.}3$ billion and an operating profit margin of $23\mathrm{.}5\%.$ Click to select$)$ The operating profit margins of its other business units ranged from $19\mathrm{.}5\%$ to $36\mathrm{.}1\%$ in $2017($Click to select$)$ Disney's business units have strong financial resource fit and likely make important contributions to the company's $$6$ billion cash flow. $($Click to select$)$ Disney's Media Networks business unit showed a slight increase from $33\mathrm{.}8\%$ in $2018$ to $42\mathrm{.}5\%$ in $2019.($Click to select$)$ The Studio Entertainment Business Unit showed a slight increase from $29\mathrm{.}8\%$ in $2018$ to $35\mathrm{.}1\%$ in $2019.($Click to select$)2020$ saw a decline in net profit margin as compared to $2019$ likely due to COVID$-19$ closures and government$/$CDC mandates to stay at home. $($Click to select$)$ oThe Walt Disney Company: Its Diversification Strategy in $2020$ The Walt Disney Company was a broadly diversified media and entertainment company with a business lineup that included theme parks and resorts, motion picture production and distribution, cable television networks, the ABC broadcast television network, eight local television stations, and a variety of other businesses that exploited the company's intellectual property. The company's revenues had increased from approximately $$525$ billion in fiscal $2015$ to approximately $$626$ billion in fiscal $2019$ and its share price had regularly outperformed the S&P $500.$ While struggling somewhat in the mid$-1980$s$,$ the company's performance had been commendable in almost every year since Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse in $1928$ Before completing these exercises, be sure to read the Walt Disney Company case.