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There are many families who choose to immigrate to other countries. A nurturing and positive environment is indeed crucial for a child’s growth and, in order, relating to their academic success, but how is this affected if they and their parents move to a different country about where they live and receive a different culture? How is it different if they immigrated when they were minors and majors? Would this change in environment in different age stages result in different impacts to the people? Would some still have realistic goals for developing their self-esteem? What are the factors that have the most impact on a child in these situations? How might those factors affect children’s development? The purpose of this paper is to study and, if any, compare the differences between the impact on children’s academic success of immigrating to other countries in different ages. In this context, education refers to both academic successes, and the life-long ability and attitude of acquiring knowledge other than general education from schools. The division of age is broadly defined as earlier, before 18 years old, and later, after 18 years old. The study result turns out showing that the age of immigration has an effect on one’s education.

Coca-Cola experienced a constant revenue decline from 2013 to 2018 due to the structural change of the company, and then COVID-19 impacted the world economy. However, in such an era filled with uncertainties, the market cap of Coca-Cola has barely fallen yet had a constant increase yearly. Thus, this paper uses DCF analysis to investigate the ‘intrinsic’ value of Coca-Cola and hence evaluate the rationality of the current market value of Coca-Cola. The future free cash flow is forecasted based on the historical free cash flows of Coca-Cola, and reasonable assumptions are made to discount the sum of the future free cash flow and give an answer of valuation. By conducting the analysis, the rationality of the current market value of Coca-Cola is justified, and it is realized that there is further potential for Coca-Cola to grow in the future by considering a wider range of financial metrics. It is suggested that Coca-Cola’s stock is a good choice for long-term investment.