Interpreting Infоrmаtiоn in the Stаtement оf Shаreholders’ EquityThe 2020 statement of stockholders’ equity for Walt Disney Co. is presented below. (Disney includes both par value and additional paid-in capital under the heading “Common Stock.” Noncontrolling interests have been excluded for simplicity, so the rows may not add up to the total shown. All amounts in millions.) Equity Attributes to Disney Shares CommonStock RetainedEarnings AOCI(L)* TreasuryStock TotalDisney Equity Balance at September 28, 2019 1,802 53,907 42,494 (6,617) (907) 88,877 Comprehensive income (loss) (2,864) (1,705) (4,569) Equity compensation activity 8 590 590 Dividends 9(1,596) (1,587) Contributions Adoption of new lease accounting guidance 197 197 Distributions and other (9) 84 75 Balance at October 3, 2020 1,810 54,497 38,315 (8,322) (907) 83,583 *Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income (Loss)a. Did Disney issue any additional common shares in fiscal year 2020 (ending on September 29, 2020)? Disney issued {#1} million additional common shares in fiscal year 2020. b. What was Disney’s total comprehensive income in fiscal year 2020? ${#2} million c. What was Disney's return on common equity in 2020? Round to two decimal places (i.e., 0.25826 = 25.83%). {#3}%
Chооse 1 оf the 2 hypotheticаls/problems аnd аnswer all 5 questions for the chosen hypothetical/problem. 1. Taiwan’s status as a state has been a contentious one, since China (PRC) considers Taiwan to be an integral part of China. Taiwan wants to be recognized as an independent state and wants to be reinstated as a member of the UN. China has also declared that it will actively oppose measures by the international community to recognize Taiwan as an independent state. This has posed a problem for states in the international community who want to engage with Taiwan. In order to qualify for statehood, what conditions must Taiwan fulfill according to the Montevideo Convention of 1933? 2.If majority of states do not recognize Taiwan as an independent state, is it still entitled to statehood under international law? 3.Does Taiwan enjoy dejure or defacto status under international law? 4. What legal argument can Taiwan make, citing international law that it has the right to be an independent state in addition to the fact that it meets the requirement for statehood? 5. How can China block a bid for UN membership by Taiwan? 2. A Syrian family (parents and two children) escaping from Syria which is in the midst of a civil war finally arrives in the UK after making a difficult and hazardous journey. At the border, they show documents that prove that they are Syrian nationals. The mother gives birth to a third child after arriving in the UK. This situation raises the following question regarding their status and rights under international law. 1. Can the UK, a signatory to the Refugee Convention (1951) turn away the Syrian family? Why? 2. Could the UK authorities have imprisoned or fined them for entering the country without a valid visa? 3. Which would be the best mode of acquiring UK/ British nationality for the Syrian family arriving from Syria in accordance with the laws of UK? Why? 4. Which would be the best mode of acquiring British nationality for the child who was born in the UK in accordance with UK laws? Why? 5. Which would be the best mode of acquiring Syrian nationality for the child who was born in the UK in accordance with Syrian laws, if the family decided to go back to Syria after the war? Why?