Well, based on the problem, it seems that after that one year of having a large volume of sales, you probably became complacent and noticed that you have less orders. So I would say that you probably failed to continue your marketing efforts. it is very important for a company to always continue their marketing efforts because it is through the marketing efforts that they will be able to bring in sales. if you stop your marketing efforts even for a bit, you will see that there is a decline in sales.
Answer:
The coupon rate is 10.3%
Explanation:
The interest to set on the bond in order to sell them at par can be computed using rate formula in excel:
=rate(nper,pmt,pv,fv)
nper is the number of times the bond would pay interest over its time to maturity which is 19*2=38
pmt is the interest payment semi-annually at $1000*10.3%/2=$51.5
pv is the price of the bond which is the par value of $1000
fv is the value at redemption which is also $1000
=rate(38,51.5,-1000,1000)
rate=5.15%
this is the semi-annual rate ,the yearly yield to maturity is 5.15%*2=10.30%
When a bond sells at par the yield to maturity is the same as the coupon rate
<span>Assuming no other transaction happened during the year, the long term investments in the balance sheet will increase. The answer is letter A.This is because Joan already purchased 10,000 shares of Smith Metals Inc. for $34,000 in exchange for cash and at the same time, she holds 3.2% of the voting stock of Smith Metals Inc. Also, Joan's company, Steel Inc. wanted o hold the stocks for two years.</span>
The answer is 15.989 (15.99 rounded up).
456.85*3.5=1598.975
1598.975/100=15.98975
A I think would be the best answer. Like a picture or explanation on a slideshow.
