3.18 Intel Case
The 2007 Intel Annual Report can be found at the following 
Web site:www.prenhall.com/fraser.





(a) Using the 
consolidated statements of operations, analyze the profitability of Intel by 
preparing a common-size income statement and by calculating any other ratios 
deemed necessary for the past three years. Be sure to calculate sales growth and 
operating expense growth for each two-year period 
presented.






(b) Using the consolidated statements of 
stockholders’ equity for Intel, explain the key reasons for the changes in 
the common stock, accumulated other comprehensive income, and retained earnings 
accounts. Evaluate these changes


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