I believe the answer is: <span>the allocation method
production possibilities graph could only include the factors that can be projected after doing combination of various products' production.
Allocation method only play role in the technique that can be used to produce the products and cannot be considered as data projection from the production
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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:
-0.67%
Explanation:
We are told that 30 shares of Stock are purchased for $30/share..
This gives a total value of: 30 × 30 = $900.
Now,they are sold for $900 with a commission of $6. This means the final money getting to the seller is; 900 - 6 = $894.
Thus; rate of return percentage = (894 - 900)/894) × 100% = -0.67%
Answer: The law of demand States that as price falls, quantity demanded increases and vice versa. (A).
Explanation:
In Economics, the law of demand states that all other things being equal; as the price of a good or commodity or service increases (↑), the quantity of the good/service demanded declines (↓); also, as the price of a good/service declines (↓), the quantity demanded increases (↑).
In other words, the law of demand shows an inverse relationship between the price and quantity demanded of a good/service.
Consequently, other things being constant, the quantity demanded of a good/service is inversely proportional to the price of the good/service.
For example if the price of a luxurious car falls it would motivate the buyers to rush to get a car. This law of demand is also used by marketers to attract buyers by the use of discount on goods.
