Answer:
The answer is C.
Explanation:
The coupon payment is annual, meaning it is being paid once a year.
N(Number of years/Number of periods) = 40(20 x 2)
I/Y(Yield-To-Maturity) = ?
PMT(coupon payment) = $40[(80÷2/100) x $1,000]
FV(Future value/Par value) =$1,000
PV(present value or market value) = -828
Now to solve this, lets use a financial calculator (e.g Texas BA II plus)
N= 40; I/Y = ?; PMT = $40; FV = $1,000; CPT PV = -828
The cost of debt is 5%
Note that this is for semiannual. The annual cost of debt is therefore, 10%(5% x 2)
Answer:
False
Explanation:
The reason is that the network effect increases the value driven from a product when the users of the product grows. So the intense competition will come to equilibrium when the network effect is lower because the user needs are lower and the value required is also lower. So the market will be competing on prices to increase the demand of their product.
On what lol ? I’m curious but yeah sure
Answer:
Report a prior period adjustment decreasing retained earnings by $1,365,000.
Explanation:
Going by the question we can derive that $2,100,000 is the prior period's warranty. Consequently, it will be charged to the current year's earnings following the deduction of tax, 35%.
(2,100,000 *65) /100 = $1,365,000
This above calculation is so because Under the accrual basis of accounting...operating expense are reported on the income statement in the particular period when they took place or when they expire
Answer:
False
Explanation:
As a company's sales level increases, its current assets will increase, e.g. cash, inventories, accounts receivables increase. generally, also the fixed assets increase, specially if the firm was previous producing at full capacity even before total sales increased. But as sales increase, not only do the company's assets increase, its current liabilities generally increase also, and its profits should increase. In this case, 60% of the company's profits are reinvested in the company, and the liabilities represent more than half of the total assets. Therefore, it is possible that the company needs external financing, but it is also possible that it doesn't. You cannot assume that the company will necessarily need external financing, because retained earnings and the increase in current liabilities might be enough to finance the company's growth in sales.
