Answer:
Hi the number of years to maturity for this Bond is missing. I have tried to search for the full question online but could not find it. However, I will help you get the technique to solve this problem.
The amount of money you pay for the Bond is its Present Value (PV) normally called Current Price of the Bond.
To calculate this, you should have the other remaining elements of the Bond which are : Coupon rate (PMT) , Period of payments within a year (P/YR), Yield To Maturity (YTM), Par Value (Future Value of Bond).
<u>So </u><u><em>assuming</em></u><u> that the Bond in question matures in </u><em><u>5 years</u></em><u> the calculation will be as follows :</u>
Pmt = (1,000,000 × 2%) ÷ 2 = $10,000
Ytm = 1.85 %
Fv = $1,000,000
P/yr = 2
N = 5 × 2 = 10
Pv = ?
You would pay $1,007,132 for this bond
Answer: After price ceiling is implemented a shortage supply exists if the price ceiling is below the market price
Explanation:
price ceiling is wen the government imposes the maximum price that should be charged for a good or service. The effects of price ceiling depends on whether government sets the maximum price that should be charged for a good or service below or above the market price,
if the government sets the price above the market price, price ceiling will not affect the market, however if the the government sets the price below the market price price ceiling will cause changes in the quantity demanded and quantity supplied.
Please refer to the attachment, in the attachment we see a market that is in Equilibrium and operating efficiently at price P' and Quantity demanded and supply is Q'. when government sets price ceiling below the market price (below P') the quantity demanded will increase to Qdem while quantity supplied decreases to Qsup. This will cause a shortage in the market because quantity demanded is higher than quantity supplied thus creating a Dead weight loss labelled by " DWL "
Answer:
$71,960
Explanation:
Not past due days $892,000*0.75%=$6,690
1-30 days $285,000*4%=$11,400
31-60 days $101,000*8%=$8,080
61-90 days $63,000*16%=$10,080
91-180 days $43,100*50%=$21,550
Over 180 days $17,700*80%=$14,160
Total allowance for doubtful accounts as at December 31, =$71,960
Answer:
A. Destination Contract
Explanation:
A destination contract is a contract or an agreement between the seller and the buyer of products. The contract is such that the risk of loss is stated explicitly that until the buyer takes delivery of the goods at his agreed destination, then the risk of loss is to be borne by the seller.
The agreement is based on the knowledge that it is the responsibility of the seller to get his goods to the buyer and until that is done, any risk such as loss of goods or destruction of goods are to be paid for by the seller.
A destination contract should be therefore specified by Custom Windows Inc which indicates that any form of loss or risk that might occur before the goods get to Kacey will be borne by the company.
Answer:
cannot be reduced by producing less output.
Explanation:
In the case of the fixed cost of production that lies in the short run does not decreased while generating the lower output as the fixed cost are considered to be the independent on the other hand the variable cost changes with the output. Moreover, the total cost could be divided into the fixed cost where the firm could incurred prior generating an output
So the above statement should be considered
