The main reason why a person would set up this business as a benefit corporation is to help school children.
<h3>What is a Business?</h3>
This refers to the buying and selling of goods or services with the main aim of making a profit.
Hence, we can see that based on the given scenario, there is the business of selling mittens and hats and also giving out a number for free to students, and the main reason why a person would set up this business as a benefit corporation is to help school children.
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Answer:
The rate of return on the investment if the price fall by 7% next year is -22% which is shown below.
The price of Telecom would have to fall by $71.43($250-$178.57), before a margin call could be placed.
Lastly,if the price fall immediately,the margin price would $178.57 as shown below
Explanation:
Total shares bought=$40000/$250=160 shares
Interest on amount borrowed=8%*$20000=$1600
When the price falls by 7% the new price =$250(1-0.07)=$232.50
Hence rate of return=(New price*number of shares-Interest-total investment)/initial investor's funds
=($232.50*160-$40000-$1600)/$20000=-22%
Initial margin=investor's money/total investment=$20000/$40000=50%
maintenance margin=30%
Margin call price=Current price x (1- initial margin)/ (1- maintenance margin)
=$250*(1-0.5)/(1-0.3)
=$178.57
Answer is 67.
As, 6+ 7
= 13
Also, when 67 is interchanged(76), the original no. is increased by 9.
The correct answer is $588000
<u>Explanation:</u>
As the restricted shares provided to the employees are recorded at the market value. The restricted shares have a vesting period which means the employee cannot sell the stock right away, for example the CFO might have to wait for 2 years before being able to sell the stock. Generally, the company will debit deferred revenue expense with the amount of $588000 currently and write off over the vesting period.
Amount of compensation expense that needs ot be recorded by Green on the december 31,2020 is $588000.
( 28000 shares multiply with $21 per share).
