Answer:
The market price is below what some consumers are willing to pay for the product.
Explanation:
Consumer surplus refers to the benefit that a consumer can get by purchasing the product. It is the difference between the consumer's willingness to pay for the product and the price actually paid by the consumer for the product.
Consumer surplus = Consumer's willingness to pay - Market price
Whenever consumer's willingness to pay is higher than the market price, then consumer surplus is out to be positive.
Answer:
40/54
Explanation:
Bob's GMI = $2,000
Rent = $800
Car lease = $199
Credit card payment = $80
First, we'd calculate the percentage of his income that is his rent.
We have,
(800 ÷ 1000) x 100%
=40%
then we can calculate what percentage of his GMI is his spending
we have,
(800 + 199 + 80) ÷ 2000
(1079 ÷ 2000) × 100%
= 0.54 × 100%
= 54%.
This means that Bob's qualifying ratio is 40/54 i.e his housing/debt ratio.
With a qualifying ratio of 40/54, it is very impossible for him to get the smallest of mortgage loan product, etc.
Bob will need to find a co-borrower or another person that can lend a higher amount.
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Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": listening.
Explanation:
Ideal manager skills are a set of practices and preferred behaviors high-range executives are expected to have or develop for managerial purposes. Among those aptitudes good communication and organization are vital. That is why listening is very important since managers must listen to their bosses as well as to their subordinates and customers.
The expected share price after the third dividend is GH¢ 20.22
What is stock price?
The stock price can be determined as the present value of future dividends, years 1-3 and the present value of all dividends beyond year 3 which is known as the terminal value(i.e. the unknown selling price after the third dividend as required in this case)
The terminal value is the present value of future dividends after 3 years which needs to be discounted 3 years backward in the process of computing share price
Share price=12
Year 1 dividend=1
Year 2 dividend=2
Year 3 dividend=3
Terminal value=unknown (assume it is X)
discount rate=32%
Each future dividend can be discounted using the present value formula of a single cash flow shown below:
PV=FV/(1+r)^N
FV=each future cash flow/dividends
r=discount rate=32%
N=the year of dividends, 1 for year 1, 2 for year 2
12=1/(1+32%)^1+2/(1+32%)^2+3/(1+32%)^3+X/(1+32%)^3
12=3.20978378829618+X/(1+32%)^3
12-3.20978378829618=X/(1+32%)^3
(12-3.20978378829618)*(1+32%)^3=X
X=(12-3.20978378829618)*(1+32%)^3
X=GH¢ 20.22
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