Finance

Walmart Global 500 Company 

Introduction 

The Walmart Global 500 Company started as a small company with one store but currently it is the largest retail shop in the world. The company is well known for creating job opportunities across the world hence has achieved corporate sustainability by ensuring value for its customers across the globe (Crandall, Van Loo, O’BRYAN, Mauromoustakos,Yiannas, Dyenson, N., & Berdnik, 2012). 

Resource elements 

There is a great number of store operators that ensure business growth in terms of cash-flow. Borrowing is the method used in ensuring that the investment ration is maintained at a constant equilibrium. In this case the stores work in ensuring that there are more earnings compared to interests on funds borrowed hence the rate of return on investments is always high (Battersby, 2013). In expanding the resources available, debt financing is used where loans are received and later paid back failure to which the business is taken as collateral. The Uncle’s helping hand also acts a source of revenue. 

Financial capital is the most valued resource amongst many businesses due to its availability and cost. Currently, the skills and capabilities are the most valued since they help in transforming growth ideas into successful services, products and businesses (Mankis, Harris & Harding, 2017). 

Conclusion 

According to Barton, Manyika & Williamson, (2017), most companies avoid many discussions with investors and other business analysts and only focus on their own set decisions of achieving their goals. It has been clearly identified that such companies usually have an increased capital creation and growth hence being the determinants of the economy of any state. This therefore demands that companies need to be under the management of long term conditions without any focus on analysts in order to achieve goals set in good time.

References 

Barton, D., Manyika, J., & Williamson, S. K. (2017). Finally, proof that managing for the long term pays off. Harvard Business Review Digital Articles, 2–8

Battersby, M. E. (2013). Funding your business expansion. Convenience Store Decisions, 24(10), 130–134.

Crandall, P., Van Loo, E. J., O’BRYAN, C. A., Mauromoustakos, A., Yiannas, F., Dyenson, N., & Berdnik, I. (2012). Companies’ opinions and acceptance of global food safety initiative benchmarks after implementation. Journal of Food Protection, 75(9), 1660-1672.

Mankis, M., Harris, K., & Harding, D. (2017). Strategy in the age of superabundant capital. Harvard Business Review, 95(2), 66–75.