Solution:
a-1) Calculation of the number of shares used for calculating Basic Earning per share
No. of shares period
752000 3/12 188000
1314000 9/12 985500
Weighted average No of shares outstanding 1173500
a-2) Calculation of the number of shares used for calculating Diluted Earning per share
No. of shares period
752000 3/12 188000 1314000 3/12 328500 with Bonds 1340400 6/12 670200
Weighted average No of shares outstanding 1186700
Each bonds to per converted into 44 common stock
i.e. 600 Bonds *44 common=26400 Potential equity shares
b-1) Calculation of earning figures to be used for calculating Basic Earning per share
After Tax net Income will be earnings = $1614000
b-2) Calculation of earning figures to be used for calculating Diluted Earning per share
After tax net Income 1614000
Interest for the 2017 =600000*7*6/12 21000
Tax effect on Interest @40% 8400 12600 1626600
Earnings = 1626600
Answer:
Are Luke some good friends
Explanation:
In my heart
Answer: Weak form EMH
Explanation:
Weak form efficiency is also called the random walk theory states that past volume, price movements and earnings do not affect the price of a stock and can not be used to forecast its future direction. Weak form efficiency states that prices of future securities are random and not determined by past events and that there is no relationship between past information and current market prices.
The principle of weak form efficiency has been contradicted because other investors are making use of Joe's past information to create a trading pattern.
Answer:
The correct answer is 20 Utils
Explanation:
Marginal utility is the change in the utility from an increase in the consumption of a good or service.
Example of Maria
Maria gets 80 utils from consuming 5 cookies
If Maria consumes 6 cookies, The Utils change from 80 to 100. <u>This difference of 20 is called marginal utility.</u> (100-80=20)
Explanation:
1 : a branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of masses of numerical data. 2 : a collection of quantitative data.