I migrated my videos from Vimeo to Google drive. I created all the screencasts using Screenflow. The source files were in directories according to course. Steps 1. Use batch export in Screenflow to move your videos to your google drive folder 2.

The California Board of Accountancy (CBA) has extensive information for CPA Exam Applicants and for CPA Licensing Applicants here. The Self-Assessment Worksheet for the CPA Licensure Educational Requirements is here.

The Word Bank Open Trade and Competitiveness Data indicators by topic Load the required packages library(pacman) p_load(data360r, widgetframe, plotly, tidyverse, tidyselect) Data is from Worldwide Governance Indicators: here dataset_id = 51 The WGI measure six broad dimensions of governance:

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has lots of data and information on carbon emissions. Load the R packages # install.packages('pacman') #uncomment if don't already have library(pacman) # package manager p_load(eia, hrbrthemes, tidyverse) key <- eia_get_key() eia package For background and examples using the eia package go here.

Steps to participate Email me to request a company (you will be assigned one ticker at a time) You will be added to the google teamdrive You must complete and receive full credit for one ticker before requesting another Email me when you complete a ticker and I’ll get back to you within 24 hours (during the week) Instructions on how to complete the asssignment are posted on the drive Scoring 30 points for each complete and correct ticker (7 years of data) Background Reading New York Sues Exxon Mobil, Saying It Deceived Shareholders on Climate Change (NYT, Oct 24, 2018)

This exploratory study analyses voluntary disclosures of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) by the largest emitters in the US utilities sector. We compare the amounts that firms voluntarily disclose to the CDP to mandatory amounts that should be less than them and find that the opposite is true for some firms. Examining the comparability of the CDP amounts, we find that firms calculate them using different reporting boundaries and accounting methodologies. We analyse how the choice of boundary affects emissions and find that it results in differences in emissions amounts. We also find that most firms do not have their reported amounts verified by third parties. Our analysis indicates that the amounts that some of the largest emitters disclose to the CDP are unreliable and incomparable. Our results suggest caution in relying on voluntary GHG emissions disclosures.