Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
Results are below.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Purchase 1 (earliest) for $20
Purchase 2 (middle) for $15
Purchase 3 (latest) for $25
<u>The FIFO (first-in, first-out) method, allocates costs to the cost of goods sold using the purchase price of the firsts units incorporated into inventory. </u>On the contrary, the ending inventory cost is calculated with the costs of the lasts units incorporated.
Assume that the company sells the number of units equivalent to the first lot. Then, the cost of goods sold will be $20; and the ending inventory $40 (15+25).
Answer:
Different is favorable to the zero-coupon by 2.2%
I would prefer to invest in the zero-coupon as their yield is higher
Explanation:
we divide the future value of the zero coupon with ther current market value to determinate the rate
r = 0,14210 = 14.2%
the saving account yields 12% which is lower than the zero coupon rate thereofre I would be better to ivnest in the zero-coupon.
Answer:
a. Rate of return is 4.81%
b. He will receive the same return of 4.81% percent as the fund manger have.
Explanation:
a.
Start of the year NAV = $22 x 103% = $22.66
End of the year NAV = $23.10 x 0.92 = $21.25
Change in Price = 21.25 - 22.66 = - $1.41
Rate of Return = (( Change in NAV + Distribution received ) / start of the year NAV) x 100
Rate of Return = (( -$1.41 + $2.5 ) / 22.66 ) x 100
Rate of Return = 4.81%
b.
He will receive the same return of 4.81% percent as the fund manger have.