Answer:
Required return =10.1%
Explanation:
required return price is given by following relation
from the above information
dividend payable next year is = $3.05
current stock price = $$49.70
growth rate = 4.00%
putting all value to get required return
Required return = 0.101
Required return =10.1%
Assets are items or properties that you own, and that are valuable to you. Liabilities are things that you have to pay for as a result of you using something. So, having that in mind, Quincy's liabilities are rent, student loan, and utilities, whereas his assets are cash, stocks, and jewelry.
He gets cash when he finishes his work, he gets money from stocks, and he has his jewelry that he either bought or got as a gift that he can sell for money.
Answer:
A. 16,200
B. 11,940
Explanation:
Computation for the equivalent units of production for (a) materials and (b) conversion costs for the month of November.
A. Equivalent units of production for materials Materials
Total equivalent units= 9100 + (7100*100%)
Total equivalent units= 9100+7100
Total equivalent units= 16,200
B.Equivalent units of production for conversion costs
Total equivalent units= 9100+ (7100*40%)
Total equivalent units=9100+2840
Total equivalent units= 11,940
Therefore the equivalent units of production for (a) materials is 16,200 and (b) conversion costs for the month of November is 11,940
All of the above given options contributed to the financial crisis of 2008.
Option D
<h3>
<u>Explanation:</u> </h3>
The 2008 financial crisis has been cumulative of many factors which started in early 2000. Over the period of time from 2000-2008, the government sought to reduce federal funds rates increasing liquidity. The interest rates started increasing and the real estate market was at its saturation point, furthermore, there was also a subprime crisis in terms of loans and mortgages which negatively affected the market.
2008 recession was the climax of all the bad financial decisions that prevailed for many years prior. However, the recession was a global problem and many governments sought to reduce rates, purchased distressed assets and also sought to the nationalization of some financial institutions.
