Answer:
d. They are tax free to terminal ill insured
Explanation:
Dividends in participating policies are not taxed, whether you are chronically ill or not. The IRS considers dividends distributed by participating policies as unused premiums, they are not considered income. Only if any interests are earned, then only the interests will be taxed.
Answer: No. The land doesn't represent a relevant cash flow.
Explanation:
When the proposed project was being analyzed, the land doesn't represent a relevant cash flow.
The land doesn't represent a relevant cash flow as it's a sunk cost and therefore not relevant. Also, in a situation whereby no project is done, then the company will keep the land which means it won't be sold, hence the current market value in this case isn't relevant.
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Answer:
Interest expense and a realized gain.
Explanation:
Given:
Crawford Inc. has bonds outstanding during a year in which the general (risk-free) rate of interest has risen. Crawford elected the fair value option for the bonds upon issuance.
Solution:
The company will report Interest expense and a realized gain for the bonds in its income statement for the year.
Answer:
The equilibrium price level will double.
Explanation:
Suppose that the economy has a money supply of $4 billion and the income velocity of money is 8, the price level will be 4 and the real GDP is $8 billion. The formula we are using is:
- Money supply x velocity = price level x real GDP
If the money supply remains the same ($4 billion), the income velocity of money is 16 (it doubles), and the real GDP is $8 billion, then the price level will be:
$4 x 16 = price level x $8
$64 = price level x $8
price level = $64 / $8 = 8
So the price level has doubled to 8.
