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ConsolidatedStatementsofOperations
2006 2005 2004
Deferral Direct Effectof Deferral Direct Effectof Deferral Direct Effectof
Method(a) Method Change Method Method Change Method Method Change
Othershipoperatingexpenses ....... $1,484 $1,538 $ 54 $1,461 $1,465 $ 4 $1,270 $1,315 $ 45
Netincome....................... $2,333 $2,279 $(54) $2,257 $2,253 $ (4) $1,854 $1,809 $ (45)
Earningspershare
Basic .......................... $2.92 $2.85 $(0.07) $ 2.80 $ 2.80 $0.00 $ 2.31 $ 2.25 $(0.06)
Diluted......................... $2.83 $2.77 $(0.06) $ 2.70 $ 2.70 $0.00 $ 2.24 $ 2.18 $(0.06)
ConsolidatedBalanceSheets
2006 2005
Deferral Direct Effectof Deferral Direct Effectof
Method(a) Method Change Method Method Change
Prepaidexpensesandother................................... $ 434 $ 289 $(145) $ 352 $ 263 $(89)
Retainedearnings........................................... $11,746 $11,600 $(146) $10,233 $10,141 $(92)
Accumulatedothercomprehensiveincome ...................... $ 660 $ 661 $ 1 $ 156 $ 159 $ 3
(a)TheamountsdisclosedunderthedeferralmethodfortheyearendedandatNovember30,2006arebasedontheestimatedeffectofnotchangingourdry-dock
accountingmethodtothedirectexpensemethodforthiscurrentperiod.Accordingly,theseestimatedcurrentperiodamountshavenotbeenpreviouslyreported,
butarebeingdisclosedinaccordancewiththerequirementsofSFASNo.154.
Inaddition,asaresultofthischangeinaccountingmethod
retainedearningsatNovember30,2003decreasedby$43
millionto$7.15billionfrom$7.19billion.
Goodwill
Wereviewourgoodwillforimpairmentannually,or,when
eventsorcircumstancesdictate,morefrequently.Allofour
goodwillhasbeenallocatedtoourcruisereportingunits.
Therewerenosignificantchangestoourgoodwillcarrying
amountssinceNovember30,2004,otherthanthechanges
resultingfromusingdifferentforeigncurrencytranslationrates
ateachbalancesheetdateanda$20millionreductionto
goodwillinfiscal2006resultingfromtheresolutionofcertain
P&OPrincessCruisesplc’s(“P&OPrincess”)taxcontingency
liabilitiesthatexistedatthetimeoftheDLCtransaction.
Ourgoodwillimpairmentreviewsconsistofatwo-step
processoffirstdeterminingthefairvalueofthereportingunit
andcomparingittothecarryingvalueofthenetassetsallo-
catedtothereportingunit.Fairvaluesofourreportingunits
weredeterminedbasedonourestimatesofcomparablemarket
pricesordiscountedfuturecashflows.Ifthisfairvalueexceeds
thecarryingvalue,whichwasthecaseforourreportingunits,
nofurtheranalysisorgoodwillwrite-downisrequired.Ifthe
fairvalueofthereportingunitislessthanthecarryingvalue
ofthenetassets,theimpliedfairvalueofthereportingunitis
allocatedtoalltheunderlyingassetsandliabilities,including
bothrecognizedandunrecognizedtangibleandintangible
assets,basedontheirfairvalue.Ifnecessary,goodwillisthen
written-downtoitsimpliedfairvalue.
Trademarks
Thecostsofdevelopingandmaintainingourtrademarks
areexpensedasincurred.However,foracquisitionsmade
afterJune2001,wehaveallocatedaportionofthepurchase
pricetotheacquiree’sidentifiedtrademarks.Thetrademarks
thatCarnivalCorporationrecordedaspartofitsacquisitionof
P&OPrincess,whichareestimatedtohaveanindefiniteuse-
fullifeand,therefore,arenotamortizable,arereviewedfor
impairmentannually,or,wheneventsorcircumstancesdictate,
morefrequently.Ourtrademarkswouldbeconsideredimpaired
iftheircarryingvalueexceedstheirestimatedfairvalue.
DerivativeInstrumentsandHedgingActivities
Weutilizederivativeandnonderivativefinancialinstruments,
suchasforeigncurrencyswapsandforeigncurrencydebt
obligationstolimitourexposuretofluctuationsinforeign
currencyexchangerates,andinterestrateswapstomanage
ourinterestrateexposureandtoachieveadesiredproportion
ofvariableandfixedratedebt(seeNotes5and10).
Allderivativesarerecordedatfairvalue,andthechanges
infairvalueareimmediatelyincludedinearningsifthederiva-
tivesdonotqualifyasbeingeffectivehedges.Ifaderivative
isafairvaluehedge,thenchangesinthefairvalueofthe
derivativeareoffsetagainstthechangesinthefairvalueof
theunderlyinghedgeditem.Ifaderivativeisacashflow
hedge,thenchangesinthefairvalueofthederivativeare
recognizedasacomponentofaccumulatedothercompre-
hensiveincome(“AOCI”)untiltheunderlyinghedgeditem
isrecognizedinearnings.Ifaderivativeoranonderivative
financialinstrumentisdesignatedasahedgeofournet