Answer:
The answer is C: 14300
Note: The actual answer is 14296, <em>and </em>the closest to that was option C. 
Explanation:
Formula to calculate forecast using Exponential smoothing: 
Where,
 = New Forecast = New Forecast
 = Previous period's forecast. = Previous period's forecast.
 = Smoothing Constant = Smoothing Constant
 = Previous period's Actual Demand. = Previous period's Actual Demand.
- Calculating the forecast for period 5:
Data: 
Putting <em>values in the formula:</em>
 
 



 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
A. Market Capitalization rate = 13%
B. Intrinsic Value = $46.22
Explanation:
<em>A. Market Capitalization rate:</em>
 CAPM should be used to calculate market capitalization from the given data. Following is the formula for CAPM

r = risk free rate
M = market portfolio return
B = beta
Solution:

CAPM = 13%
<em>B. Intrinsic Value of stock</em>
Gordon Growth Model (GGM) should be used to calculate intrinsic value of stock based on the given data.
Following is the formula for GGM

D = Current Dividend
g = Dividend Growth rate
r = market capitalization rate (CAPM calculated in part A)
Solution:

DDM = $46.22 
<em>Note: All values are rounded off to two decimal points.</em>
 
        
             
        
        
        
Explanation:
Earned income consists of income you earn while you are working a full-time job or running a business.
Passive income is income earned from rents, royalties, and stakes in limited partnerships. 
Portfolio income is income from dividends, interest, and capital gains from stock sales.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
AFC = 
MC =  TC
 TC
AVC = 
AC =  
Explanation:
The cost function is given as  .
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The fixed cost here is 9, it will not be affected by the level of output.
The variable cost is  .
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AFC = 
MC =  TC
 TC
MC =  
 
MC = 2q
AVC = 
AVC = 
AVC = q
AC =  
AC =  ![\frac{[tex]C=9+q^{2}](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Cfrac%7B%5Btex%5DC%3D9%2Bq%5E%7B2%7D) }{q}[/tex]
}{q}[/tex]
AC = 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
When a financial friction is added to the short-run model it: shifts the MP curve up.
Explanation:
The short-run model, IS/MP model, describes the Investment-Savings/Monetary Policy model used by the US Federal Reserve to decrease the real interest rate through the Federal Funds rate, i.
The Federal Funds rate is the interest rate that commercial banks with excess reserves lend to others in deficit.  The resulting shift occasions a decrease in the real interest rate which triggers an increase in the inflation rate, and vice versa.  With such short-run changes in the interest rate, inflation and output is influenced in desirable directions by the Federal Reserve as a foundation to achieve long-term shifts in the AD-AS model.
The AD-AS model is a long-term model that describes Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply which impact long-term inflation, interest rates, and output.