Answer:
Explanation:
A fear approach is meant to scare people and make them aware that they are only human and that bad things can happen. This would push them towards buying the insurance package. A humorous approach would focus more and a funny message of why it is important. This change would be targetting the same audience but with a completely opposite message which may not reach people the same way, especially if those individuals do not like the humor aspect of it and are not longer scared from the previous fear strategy that the company would have had.
Answer: d. The actual expected stock return indicates the stock is currently underpriced.
Explanation:
According to CAPM, the expected return is:
= Risk free rate + beta * (market return - risk free rate)
= 4.3% + 1.14 * (12.01% - 4.3%)
= 13.09%
The actual expected return is greater than the CAPM expected return.
This stock is underpriced because it is bringing in a higher return than CAPM predicted based on the market.
Answer:
E. all of the above are examples of this adaptation.
Explanation:
Based on the information and answers provided it can be said that all of the above are examples of this adaptation. All of these cut backs were done in order to save money for more important aspects within the police policies and practices. While expanded use of technology systems and joint forces with other county governments were done in order to facilitate the jobs and cut down on time needed for certain practices which in term saved money.
I think it can be the "D"
Answer:
Shi Import-Export’s WACC is 9.44%
Explanation:
WACC is the minimum return that a project MUST offer before it can be accepted. It shows the risk of the company
<em>Capital Source Weight Cost WACC</em>
Debt 30% 4.5% 1.35%
Preferred Stock 5% 5.8% 0.29%
Common Equity 65% 12%. 7.80%
Total 100% 9.44%
<em><u>Cost of Debt </u></em>
Cost of Debt = Interest × ( 1-tax rate)
= 6% × ( 1-0.25)
= 4.5%
<em><u>Cost of Preferred Stock</u></em>
Cost of Preferred Stock = 5.8%
<em><u>Cost of </u></em><u>Common Equity</u>
Cost of Common Equity = 12%.
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