Answer:
Option (e) is correct.
Explanation:
Given that,
Beta = 0.88
Expected dividend growth rate = 4.00% per year
T-bond rate = 5.25% (The treasury bonds are always the risk free rate)
Average annual future return on the market = 14.75%
Required rate of return:
= Risk free rate + Beta × (Market rate - Risk free rate)
= 5.25 + 0.88 × (14.75 - 5.25)
= 5.25 + 0.88 × 9.5
= 5.25 + 8.36
= 13.61%
Answer:
d. Scientific Management, Human Relations, Covenantal
Explanation:
Theory X treats employees as people who only work because they are paid, and that is there only motivation.
Theory Y starts to explore other employee motivations and how they influence workers' performance.
Theory Z is the newest of these theories and it focuses on empowering employees, making them feel important, etc.
The one that is flexible is the entertainment because you can cut back on that. you cant negotiate rent money or utilities.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
To calculate the adult population, we simply make use of the data available from the BLS.
We can simply make the calculations by adding the number of employed Adult Americans to the number of unemployed adult Americans.
We simply do not have any business with the number not in labor force because they are actually part of those that are employed but are not just in the labor force.
The adult population is thus:
143,929,000 + 11,460,000 =155,389,000
Answer: While the EMV is negative, the utility gained from purchasing the insurance is positive, and high.
Explanation:
The options to the question are:
A) He believes that the actual likelihood of his death occurring in the next twelve months is really much greater than the actuarial estimate.
B) While the EMV is negative, the utility gained from purchasing the insurance is positive, and high.
C) Mr. Weed is not rational.
D) A or C
E) None of the above
From the question, we are informed that Robert Weed is considering purchasing life insurance and that he must pay a $180 premium for a $100,000 life insurance policy.
His beneficiary will get $100,000 if he dies and get nothing of he doesn't die. Even though there's a 0.001chanve of him dying, he eventually bought the insurance.
The reason for him buying the insurance is because EMV he realized that the utility that he will derive from buying the insurance is positive, and high. He believed that paying $180 for a chance to get $100,000 was worth the risk even if he had a slim chance of dying.