INDEX PARTICULAR S.NO. PAGE NO. 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. REASON OF CHOOSEN TOPIC 2 3. METHOLOGY 4. GRAPHS 5 5. ANNUAL REVENUES 6 6. CONCLUSION 7 3-4 Nike, Inc. INTRODUCTION: The chosen international business organization for this project report is Nike, Inc. Nike is a multinational company which is majorly based in America. It is involved in several activities, ranging from designing, manufacturing, and also the marketing of accessories, equipment, including the sales and delivery of services. To be specific, Nike specifically deals with footwear such as athletic shoes and sports clothes also. In general, Nike Company majorly deals with sports clothing, accessories, and equipment. It manufactures this equipment, then markets and sells them to various markets. Originally, Nike was known as Blue Ribbon Sports. It was founded on January 25, 1964. The founders of this company were Phil Knight and Bill Bower man (Wiring & van der Lan’s 2017). Phil was a track athlete from the University of Oregon. Bower man, on the other hand, was his coach. Originally, the company distributed shoes on behalf of another company from Japan, which was known as Onitsuka Tiger. As time went by, it expanded its territories and started to manufacture its own sports shoes. By this time, the partnership of these two companies had gradually weakened and was always coming to an end. Finally, each company now operated on its own. Later on, May 30, 1971, the company changed its name to Nike, which remained to be the official name of the company up to today (Avagyan, Landsman & Strummers 2017). The two founders named this company after the goddess of victory in Greek, who was known as Nike. Nike has its main headquarters in Beaverton city. Other several outlets and offices are spread all over Washington. TOPIC: “LENEAR FUNCTION” REASON? Because the linear function is popular in economics. It is attractive because it is simple and easy to handle mathematically. The linear equation has an easy to understand and interpretation on a modular level. METHOLOGY Nike’s Company generate $19,014 annual revenue in 2010, and after 5 years company generate $30,601 in 2015, and generate $34,350 in 2017.Using the two-point form calculate the slope and find how much Revenue will company generate in 2020? Equation R= m(T) + K Let suppose, T= time R =revenue (T1, R1) = (5, 30,601) (T2, R2) = (7, 34,350) Two-point formula, y – y1 = (y2 – y1) (x – x1) (x2 – x1) SO, R – R1 = (R2 – R1) (T – T1) (T2 – T1) R – 30,601 = (34,350 – 30,601) (T – 5) (7 – 2) R-30,601= 3749 (T-5) 5 R-30,601= 749.8 (T-5) R-30,601= 749.8T- 3749 R= 749.8T- 3749+ 30,601 R= 749.8T+ 26,852 Slope = 749.8 R-intercept = 26,852 INTERPRETATION With each year the revenue of Nike’s Company will be increase by 749.8. In 2020, Where T=10 R=749.8T+ 26,852 R=749.8(10) + 26,852 R= 7498 + 26,852 R= 34,350 I Revenue of 2020 GRAPHICAL REPRESENATION $45 000 $40 000 $39 117 $37 403 $36 397 $35 000 $34 350 $32 376 $30 601 $30 000 $27 799 $25 313 $25 000 $23 331 $20 000 $19 014 $20 117 $15 000 $10 000 $5 000 $0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 NIKE’S ANNUAL REVENUE FROM 2010 TO 2021 (Millions of US $) YEAR REVENUE 2020 $37,403 2019 $39,117 2018 $36,397 2017 $34,350 2016 $32,376 2015 $30,601 2014 $27,799 2013 $25,313 2012 $23,331 2011 $20,117 2010 $19,014 SOURCE: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/NKE/nike/revenue CONCLUSION: In this project, we choose world’s famous Brand (Company) “NIKE’S, Inc.” and give briefly introduction about the company, we used linear function to find out the Nike’s revenue of 2020, which is 34,350 and in reality, Revenues for NIKE, Inc. 2020 fell 4 percent to $37,403 million, down 2 percent on a currency-neutral basis due to the impact of COVID-19 on business operations The company has been growing consistently over the past several years. Nike’s revenue in 2015 reached $30,601 million compared to $34,350 million in 2017. In 2020, its revenue during the fourth quarter took a hit due to the pandemic, but the yearly revenue remained $37.4 Billion. Not just an excellent revenue growth rate, but the company has also maintained strong profitability. It enjoys one of the most impressive profit margins in the entire shoe industry. THE END