Answer:
A share of Citigroup stock represents a claim on Citigroup's assets that gives the purchaser a share of the corporation.
Depending on whether you are an investor or the corporation, a bond is more or less riskier than a stock.
If you are an investor, buying a bond is safer than buying stock since in a worse case scenario where the company goes bankrupt, bond holders are paid before than stockholders. Also bonds provide fixed periodic payments (coupons) and a final payment of the face of the bond at maturity date.
If you are the corporation, issuing bonds is riskier than issuing stock since you have the obligation of making fixed periodic payments to bondholders (coupons) and must pay the face value at maturity date. On the other hand corporations don't have any legal obligation to pay dividends.
Answer: disaffirm
Explanation:
most cases, whether the contract has not yet been performed (an executory contract) or has been fully performed (an executed contract), the minor may disaffirm the contract.
It should be noted that a contract that is signed by a minor unless in some rare exceptions is normally void and therefore, the minor can disaffirm the contract.
Answer:
The correct answer is C
Explanation:
Finished goods are those goods which have been finished or completed through the process of the manufacturing or purchased or bought in the completed form, but not sold yet to the customers.
The finished goods cost or expense is considered to be a asset which is short term in nature, which is expected to be sold in less than a year or period.
So, when the company sold the goods that worth $54,000 to the manufacture for $150,000, this will lead to decrease in the finished goods of the company which worth $54,000.
Answer:
d. Is an acceptable strategy once a need has been identified and a suitable product has been selected.
Explanation:
A face to face selling of a product directly to business is one of the best example of personal selling e.g. cars, photocopier, office equipment etc.
Answer:
A. 5.56%
B. 13.55%
Explanation:
In this question, we are asked to calculate the equity cost using the DCF method and the SML method
A. DCF approach
cost of equity =[ D0(1+growth )/ current price] +growth
= [.40 (1+.05) / 70 ] + .05
= [ .42 / 75] + .05
= .0056 +.05
= 0.0556 same as 5.56%
B)SML approach
Cost of equity = Rf +Beta (Rm-Rf)
= 5.8+ 1.25 (12 -5.8 )
= 5.8+ 1.25 *6.2
= 5.8 + 7.75
= 13.55%
