Answer:
a. Rao indorses his payroll check in blank.
Explanation:
There are many types of indorsements, and out of them one is "Trust Indorsement"
Trust Indorsement is an indorsement to a person who can use the funds for the benefit of the indorser.
Example:
Brian indorses a check to his employee Denny "Payable to Denny, as agent for Brian", This is an example of trust indorsment.
Option b and c are clearly examples of trust indorsements in which you can notice that Rao has indorsed his lawyer and accountant "as agent for Rao".
Whereas, option a is NOT a trust indorsment but rather a "Blank Indorsement"
Blank Indorsment is an indorsement that doesn't have any particular indorsee and only has a signature on it.
Answer:
1,212,723 shares
Explanation:
Given that,
Value of issuing preferred stock = $33,000,000
Discount rate = 11.87%
Dividend paid = $3.23
Price of preferred stock:
= Annual dividend ÷ discount rate
= $3.23 ÷ 0.1187
= $27.2115
Shares will they need to issue:
= Value of issuing preferred stock ÷ Price of preferred stock
= $33,000,000 ÷ $27.2115
= 1,212,723
I believe its the W-4 tax form. at least that is what i was told
Answer:
far fewer
Explanation:
Firms selling to organizational buyers have far fewer potential customers compared to firms selling to consumers.
In consumer markets, companies typically sell to large numbers of customers, with each customer accounting for a small proportion of the company’s sales. <u>In business markets, companies deal with smaller numbers of customers</u>; in some situations, large customers may account for a high percentage of sales.
Answer:
The equilibrium price of corn syrup will fall. The change in equilibrium quantity will depend upon the extent of change in demand and supply.
Explanation:
Corn syrup and maple syrup are substitutes.
News of health benefits from maple has increased the demand for maple syrup and decreased the demand for corn syrup.
The demand curve for corn syrup will move to the left.
Meanwhile, the government has subsidized corn crops. This will cause the price of corn to fall. As the input price declines the cost of producing corn syrup will decline as well. The firms will be able to provide more at the same cost.
This will cause the supply to increase. As the supply curve moves to the right. The equilibrium price of corn syrup will fall. The change in equilibrium quantity will depend upon the extent of change in demand and supply.
