To assure the operational readiness of the tools, implements, equipment and
maximum return on investments.
Answer:
a: current value of the bond $405.11
b: Robison loss: 59.49%
c Pinson gain: 146.85%
As the investment is smaller the percentage change at maturity is greater than the difference in percentage of the par value.
A percent of the original investmentrepresent 10 dollars while !% of Mrs Pinson represent 4.05 dollars
Explanation:
The present value of the bonds is the sum of the present value of the coupon payment and the maturity discounted at market rate:
C: 1,000 x 8% / 2 = 40.00
time: 25 years x 2 payment per year = 50
market rate 0.10
PV $396.5926
Maturity 1,000.00
time 50.00
rate 0.1
PV 8.52
PV c $396.5926
PV m $8.5186
<em>Total $405.1111 </em>
Robinson capital loss:
405.1111/ 1,000 -1 = <em>-59.49%</em>
If purchased today and held to maturity by Mrs Pinson:
1,000 / 405.1111 - 1 = 146.85%
Answer:
$116,000
Explanation:
Heather’s beginning capital account balance of $85,000
Add basis of the property contributed $6,000
Add Share of partnership income $40,000
Less Partnership distributed ($15,000)
Ending capital account balance $116,000
This practice of lowering its price to driving a firm out is known as Predatory pricing.
- A dominant company will frequently use predatory pricing as a deliberate strategy to drive out rivals by setting exceptionally cheap prices or supplying items for less than the company would otherwise have to spend on manufacture
- Predatory pricing is a pricing strategy where a dominating corporation in an industry would intentionally lower the prices of a product or service to loss-making levels in the short-term. This is undercutting on a wider scale.
- A pricing strategy known as "predatory pricing," which is commonly used in marketing, is one in which items or services are offered at exceptionally low costs with the purpose of removing rivals and increasing barriers to entry.
Thus the answer is Option D.
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