Trade Barrier protect jobs? True or false

Choose a, b, c, or d

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Answer:

d

Explanation:

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State any five occupations in public service sector ?

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Answer:

Government
Education
Health care
Protective services (police officer, firefighter,etc.)
Communty services (social workers, disability services workers, etc.)

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Lyle and Miranda agree that Lyle will fix the refrigeration unit in Miranda’s Bagel Café in exchange for her payment of a debt t

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Answer:

Option B

New Credit

Explanation:

An Intended Beneficiary refers to a third-party beneficiary that will benefit from the contract between two other parties.

In this case, New Credit is the intended beneficiary. This is because the original contract is between Lyle and Miranda. However, the terms of the contract bring New Credit in to the picture, as a party who is to have some benefits accrued to him before the contract to be fulfilled.

Hence, in this case, New Credit is the intended beneficiary because he is a third party that is benefiting from the fulfillment of Lyle and Miranda's contract

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A _____ is applied to reduce estate tax when a large amount of real estate is for sale in one area.

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A marketability discount is applied to reduce estate tax when a large amount of real estate is for sale in one area.

When evaluating private enterprises, the discount for lack of marketability (DLOM) is used. It has to do with the business not having a publicly listed stock on a stock market.

Since shares of publicly listed corporations may be purchased or sold in a controlled marketplace, these companies are seen to have a "market." Private businesses lack a centralised market and are thought to have smaller markets. In order to represent the lack of a market, private firms should, in principle, be valued lower than public companies, all else being equal.

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2 years ago

Company A has 279,000 basic shares outstanding and 26,000 outstanding options and warrants. The exercise price of these options

lesya [120]

Answer:

c. 342,000

Explanation:

Missing question and Multiple Option " & if-converted methods? 305,000, 292,000, 342,000, 345,333"

Proceeds expected if option are exercised = No of outstanding options and warrants * Per share exercise price

Proceeds expected if option are exercised = 26,000 * $3.75

Proceeds expected if option are exercised = $97,500

Number of treasury shares expected to be purchased = Proceeds expected if option are exercised / Average market price per share

Number of treasury shares expected to be purchased = $97,500 / $7.50

Number of treasury shares expected to be purchased = $13,000

Number of new shares issued if conversion is effected = Amount of convertible bonds reported / Effective conversion price per share

Number of new shares issued if conversion is effected = $200,000 / $4

Number of new shares issued if conversion is effected = 50,000

Calculation of the Diluted Share Outstanding

Number of basic shares outstanding 279,000

Add: Number of new shares through options 26,000

Add: Number of new shares through conversion issued 50,000

Less: Number of treasury shares to be purchased (13,000)

Diluted Share Outstanding 342,000

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