Answer:
$504,300
Explanation:
The total cost of the land that Shamrock Inc. purchased has to include:
- the actual price paid for the land: $490,000
- legal fees and real estate commissions: $2,600
- taxes due and permits, zoning fees, etc: $5,300
- site preparation (includes land grading): $6,400
The total cost of the land is: $504,300
Answer:
20.91%
Explanation:
Provided information
Average historical rate of return = 10.1 %
Variance = 0.0116751
By considering the above information, the standard deviation would be
= Square root of Variance
= 10.81%
So the upper percentage range of return would be
= Standard deviation + standard deviation
= 10.81% + 10.1%
= 20.91%
Since we have to find out the upper percentage so we added it otherwise we have to deduct it
Answer: Increase of $20,000
Explanation:
The cost of making a unit is:
= Direct material + Direct labor + Variable overhead + Fixed overhead
= 10 + 14 + 5 + 3
= $32
For 4,000 units that would be:
= 4,000 * 32
= $128,000
Cost of buying 4,000 units :
= Cost of buying + Fixed cost
= (4,000 * 30) + (3 / 2 * 4,000)
= $126,000
This cost is further reduced by the renting of the unused space:
= 126,000 - 18,000
= $108,000
Impact on profit:
= Cost of making - Cost of buying
= 128,000 - 108,000
= $20,000
Increase of $20,000
Answer:
The exchange rate is the value for which one currency can be exchanged for another. Thus, for example, 20 Mexican pesos are needed to acquire an American dollar.
Technically, it could happen that a country changes its exchange rate with respect to a hard currency (such as the Dollar or the Euro) through fixed exchange rates, in order to increase the value of the salaries of its citizens, measured in international currencies. For example, if the Mexican government fixed a parity between the dollar and the peso of value 1 to 1, the minimum wage of Mexicans would go from being worth $ 215 to multiplying by 20, that is, to $ 4,300.
Now, in practice, this situation is practically impossible, since it would imply a monetary modification in the country that makes the adjustment, since otherwise it would imply an unprecedented inflationary peak.
Answer:
PV $19,242.04
Explanation:
We will calculate the present value of an annuity using our cost of capital
C 309
time 72
rate 0.004083333 (A)
PV $19,242.04
This will be the present value of the lease at our capital rate.
<em>Notes</em>
(A)The payment are on a monthly basis, so the interest rate must be monthly to. For that we divide the 4.9 percent which is annual by 12
That way the time and rate are on the same metric.