Firm’s market to book value ratio can be calculated by dividing the market value of the firm’s equity by the book value of the fir’s equity.
Market value of the firm’s equity = market value of current assets + market value of book value – market value of firm’s debt
= $10 million + $90 million – 50 million
= $50 million
Book value of firm’s equity = Book value of current assets + book value of fixed assets – book value of liabilities
= $10 million + $60 million – 40 million
= $30 million
Market to book value ratio = $50 million/ 30 million
= 1.67 times
Answer: B! Contributions equalling free money
Explanation: A.PEX
Answer:
There is a loss of 18,000
Explanation:
In this question, we are asked to calculate the amount of boot in this transaction.
We proceed as follows;
We must identify that to buy one asset, we exchanged one asset with another
Mathematically;
loss or gain = asset given up - Discount received in exchange
From the question we identify the following;
value of asset given up = 225,000 - 195,000 = 30,000
Discount received in exchange = 12,000
Thus, loss or gain is
= 30,000 - 12,000
So, there's a loss of 18,000
Answer:
d. Fixed manufacturing overhead.
Explanation:
As we know that
The variable cost would remain the same in case of per unit while it could be changed in values while the fixed cost would remain the same in case of values but could be changed in per unit
But in case of the fixed manufacturing overhead, if the production level varies so it changes significantly and the direct material + direct labor are the direct cost
So the correct option is d.