Answer: $50
Explanation:
We can use the Gordon Growth Model of Stock Valuation. The formula is thus,
P = D1 / r – g
D1 = the annual expected dividend of the next year
r = rate of return
g = the expected dividend growth rate (assumed to be constant)
There is no growth potential and dividends are expected to stay the same so no growth rate and D1 will be the same as D0.
Plugging that into the formula therefore will give us
P = D1/r
P= 4.5/0.09
= $50
Current Stock Price is $50.
Inflation is the situation in which the same amount of money is worth less- meaning that it will have less purchasing power (so one can buy less for 100 dollars now than 10 years ago) - the correct answer is "purchasing power". Lower purchasing power reduces the number of goods that people can afford.
Answer:
Long-term fixed-rate plan-$220,320.00
Short-term variable-rate plan-$224,280.00
The long-term fixed-rate plan is less costly as it has a lower interest expense
Explanation:
Total interest under the first plan=principal amount*interest rate*3 years
principal amount is $720,000
interest rate is 10.20%
total interest expense=$720,000*10.20%*3=$220,320.00
Interest expense under second plan=($720,000*8.50%)+($720,000*12.90%)+($720,000*9.75%)=$224,280.00
