Answer:
The value of the put option is;
e. $9.00
Explanation:
To determine the value of the put option can be expressed as;
C(t)-P(t)=S(t)-K.e^(-rt)
where;
C(t)=value of the call at time t
P(t)=value of the put at time t
S(t)=current price of the stock
K=strike price
r=annual risk free rate
t=duration of call option
In our case;
C(t)=$7.2
P(t)=unknown
S(t)=$50
K=$55
r=6%=6/100=0.06
t=1 year
replacing;
7.2-P=50-55×e^(-0.06×1)
7.2-P=50-(55×0.942)
7.2-P=50-51.797
P=51.797+7.2-50
P=$8.997 rounded off to 2 decimal places=$9.00
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Repairs shouldn’t be recorded to the equipment (asset) account but should be recorded as an expense instead.
The similarity between being self-employed and owning a business out of the above choices is that you or your business produces something. Whether you personally make it or you own a business that produces something, something is being produced. You are your own boss in both situations, you likely make all of the decisions in both but with owning your own business there is a team that can help. Normally if you are self-employed you can't take time off and generate revenue because you are the sole worker.
Answer:
A. The aggregate supply curve in Alcazar has shifted outward.
Explanation:
As the economy has increased impressively and that the production has outgrown with the use of new technology, and therefore, with huge production there is huge supply and accordingly both shall agree on the same.
As Lucas states that there is high production because of technology, and there is high supply, but it eliminates job as with use of technology involvement of labor decreases.
Toby Hartman also agrees with the same as with high economic growth there is high productivity and accordingly high supply.
