Answer:
A Tying Contract
Explanation:
If a seller requires an intermediary to purchase a supplementary product to qualify to purchase the primary product the intermediary wishes to buy, it results in a tying contract. It is mostly treated as an illegal because it pushes intermediary organization to buy other products if they wishes to purchase the products which is actually needed to be purchased. Some companies make it compulsory for their intermediaries in doing so. For example, if you have to buy 10 packs of Lays, then you must be buying 5 extra boxes of Pepsi as well. It is being done because of the power and market share that company is enjoying in the market, so they take its advantage.
Answer:
1.7900 shares
2.7300 shares
3.$22.95
4.$59
5.$6,300
6.$10.50
7.$791,000
Explanation:
The number of preferred shares=total par value of preferred shares issued/par value=$165,900/$21=7900 shares
The number of preferred shares outstanding is issued shares minus treasury stock=7900 shares-600 shares=7,300 shares
average issue price of preferred stock=(total par value+additional paid capital)/issued shares=($165,900+$15,400)/7900=$22.95
Average issue price of common stock==common stock amount/issued shares=$590,000/10000=$59
The treasury stock decreases stockholders' equity by the amount paid to repurchase the shares which is $6,300
Treasury stock cost $ per share=cost of treasury cost/number of treasury stock=$6300/600=$10.50
Total stockholders' equity in $=preferred stock+preferred stock additional paid in capital+common stock+retained earnings -treasury stock
Total stockholders' equity in $=165,900+15,400+590,000+26000-6300=$791,000
Answer:
$12,600
Explanation:
Particulars Amount
a. Issue common stock for cash $40,000
b. Purchase building and land with cash, -$25,000
c. Provide services to customers on account $6,000
d. Pay utilities on building -$500
e. Collect $4,000 on account from customers $4,000
f. Pay employee salaries -$8,000
g. Pay dividends to stockholders -<u>$3,900</u>
Net Cash Flow <u>$12,600</u>
Answer:
Answer d
Explanation:
Mergers and acquisitions from legal point of view differ in a way that acquisition happens when entity takes ownership of another entity's stock, equity interest or assets, while merger is a consolidation of two entities into one. Except for answer d, all other examples are purchases of another company's stocks or assets. Acquisition therefore means takeover of a company by another company, while a merger usually means consolidation of two companies into one based on mutual agreement and with one management
