<u>Answer:Option C </u>Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par will be credited for $66,000
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given
No of shares 1,500
Par value $6
Common stock $75,000
Par value of stock = No of shares x Par value
=1500 x 6
=9,000
Excess paid in capital = Common stock - Par value
=75000-9000
=$66,000
So the Paid in capital which is excess of par value will be credited. It can also be termed as the market value of the shares. Par value will be mentioned in the share document. When there is additional paid in capital it is a credit balance in company accounts.
Answer:
Place
Explanation:
Marketing mix is the understanding of 4 important and controllable elements of marketing plan. Usually, these elements are considered as 4P which are Product, Place, Price and Promotion.
Place: To enter more effectively or in general to be successful in the market, as a supplier you should choose your segment or where to reach to your potential customers carefully and certainly. That’s why the place which is selected must be considered where the target market is.
Product: It is very important to develop your product to make the customers to have “willingness to pay”. So it has to have unique or good design, standards, quality and other important attributes. You should seek to sell the products which have big demand.
Price: There should be the reasonable price to the customers who will be able to buy your products. Sure, the price is established after the analysis of your costs (fix, variable and etc.). However, you should be careful about your rivals in the price policy. The buyers will have always power on you in this case so they can substitute your product to others.
Promotion: This element is about the process of explanation how your product will create the value on the customers. It is very necessary point on the value chain activities. If you have a better promotion than others your products will be demanded more or permanently.
Answer: D. If one country creates all the reserves it can prevent other countries from trading.
Explanation:
<em>Ditching the Dollar</em> refers to a movement by nations to reduce the dependence on the US. dollar for transactions.
The USD is the major currency for trade around the world with it accounting for the currency of use in more than 50% of the entire World trade. This was due to the Bretton Woods Agreement and System which at the time pegged the USD to gold and other currencies at certain value to the USD.
The influence the USD gained that day continues today. Countries however are increasing becoming fed up by the United States using the Dollar to impose trade restrictions and sanctions on countries and then requiring everyone to fall in line because trades are mostly done in the currency controlled by the US, the USD.
For instance, when sanctions were imposed on Iran, the European Union looked for alternative means of payment for Iranian oil.
Ditching the Dollar therefore argues that having multiple reserve currencies to choose from is healthy because one country will not be able to control world trade as the US has.
Answer and Explanation:
a. The computation of the internal rate of return is shown below:
Given that
The expected cash inlfows would be $9,400 for four years each
Rate of return is 7%
The Initial investment is $30,455
Based on the above information
The net present value is
= $9,400 × PVIFA factor for 7% at 4 years - $30,455
= $9,400 × 3.3872 - $30,455
= $31,840 - $30,455
= $1,385
Now the present value factor is
= $30,455 ÷ $9,400
= 3.2399
Now based on the factor table, the rate should be 9% for four years
b. Yes depend upon the internal rate of return, the park co should make the investment
Answer:
The correct decision would be to process further before product is sold
Explanation:
Profit if the product is sold un-assembled
Selling price $135
cost of un-assembled product ($60)
Profit on un-assembled product $75
Profit if the product is further assembled before sale
Selling price $170
Cost of un-assembled product ($60)
Cost of assembling product ($25)
Profit if the product is assembled $85
The profit increased by $10 if the product is further assembled before it is sold.
Hence the best course of action would be to further assemble the product before it is sold
