<u>Answer:</u>
All of the following are business-level cooperative strategic alliances EXCEPT D) Synergistic strategic alliances.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Business-level Cooperative strategies are used by the firms when they want to grow and improve the performance in the market of individual products. All this is achieved through various strategic alliances: Complementary Strategic Alliance, Competition-response, Uncertainty-reducing, and Competition-reducing strategic alliance. These alliances help overcome various problems of a business in the corporate world.
After listing all these strategies, it is clear that a Synergistic strategic alliance is not a part of business-level cooperative strategic alliances which means that option D is the correct choice.
Synergistic strategic alliance is a kind of agreement among business entities where they can work together to increase their overall output.
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Answer: 7.24%
Explanation:
From the question, we are told that:
3 years treasury securities have an interest rate = 1.92%
10 years treasury security has an interest rate = 5.62%
Let the 7 year treasury security interest in 3 years be represented by z.
Based on the expectation theory
( 1+1.92%)^3 × (1 + z%)^7 = (1 + 5.62%)^10
(1+0.0192)^3 × (1 + z%)^7 = (1 + 0.0562)^10
(1.0192)^3 (1 + z%)^7 = (1.0562)^10
1.05871(1 + z%)^7 = 1.72767
Divide both side by 1.05871
(1 + z%)^7 = 1.72767/1.05871
(1 + z%)^7= 1.6319
1 + z% = 1.6319^1/7
1 + z% = 1.6319^0.1429
1 + z% = 1.0724
z% = 1.0724 - 1
z% = 0.0724
We then convert the decimal to percentage
z = 7.24%
The market believes that 7-year Treasury securities will be yielding 7.24% in 3 years .
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Answer: B. There are two IRRs so you cannot use the IRR as a criterion for accepting the opportunity.
Explanation:
The Internal Rate of Return can be useful in capital budgeting to enable a company know if an investment will be profitable. It is defined as the discount rate that causes the Net Present Value(NPV) to be zero. If the IRR is greater than the required return then the project should be accepted as it will have a profitable NPV.
IRR has some problems however and one of them is reflected here. There can sometimes be two IRRs and when this happens, using IRR as a viability measure cannot be done because a single rate is needed for comparison with the required return.
