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netineya [11]
3 years ago
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Guys i am new in brainlee can anyone explain me about brainlee

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Aloiza [94]3 years ago
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First: Welcome! This app is for questions people may have. Mainly school questions. They have grade levels starting from Middle to College level. You can mark people the braniest if they give a really good answer to your question. Also, if you earn so many points you eventually level up (which is an awesome thing because it means you are helping a lot of people!) Hope you enjoy the app! (:
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"A registered representative is approached by the president of an investment club to buy an IPO being offered by the representat
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The investment club is not a restricted purchaser and may buy the IPO

Explanation:

In the financial market a restricted purchaser is someone that has has direct engagement in a business or who has affiliates that are directly engaged in the business that wants to sell securities.

In this scenario a restricted purchaser will be someone that has direct business engagement in the representative firm. Since this is not so the president of the investment firm is free to purchase the IPO.

An Initial Public Offering is when a companies decides to make its shares available to the public for the first time.

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4 years ago
Sunnyvale Inc. is considering investing in a new project. The average invested assets of the project would be $450,000 and the i
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Rate of Interest = Operating Income/Average Invested Asset

Residual Income = (Operating Income- Average Invested Assets)*Minimum Required rate of return

a. ROI before investing = $220,000/$2,005,000

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ROI before investing = 10.97%

b. Residual Income = $220,000 - $2,005,000*5%

Residual Income = $220,000 - $100,250

Residual Income = $119,750

c. ROI after investing = ($220,000+$37,000) / ($2,005,000+$450,000)

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Vaughn Manufacturing reported total manufacturing costs of $450000, manufacturing overhead totaling $98000, and direct materials
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Direct labor cost will be equal to $236000

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We have given total manufacturing cost = $450000

Manufacturing overhead totaling is equal to $98000

And direct material totaling is equal to $116000

We have to find the direct labor cost

Direct labor cost is equal to

Direct labor cost = Total manufacturing cost - manufacturing overhead totaling - direct material totaling

= $450000 - $98000 - $116000 = $236000

So direct labor cost will be equal to $236000

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Question Help If you deposit​ $20,000 in a savings account at a bankLOADING...​, you might earn 3 percent interest per year. Som
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The answer is: due to risk aversion

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Imagine all the money you had were those $20,000. You can choose to deposit them on a bank an earn $600 a year or lend them to someone else and get $1,600 a year.

I believe very few people would assume the risk of lending the money directly to a third party. Maybe if you know that person (e.g. maybe your brother) and really trust him or her, you could do that, but generally speaking, this rarely happens.

Every bank has a percentage of the loans they give out that are never paid back. Besides the costs incurred in running a business, banks also have to consider bad credits which will make them lose money. One of the duties of the bank is to reduce that risk and the number of possible bad credits, but they will never be zero. Imagine now that you lend your $20,000 to a bad creditor, you might lose all your money.  

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