5 Ways To Encourage Smart Risk Taking
Model Risk-taking Behavior. Define Smart Risks and Set Limits. Identify Your Best Risk-takers And Unleash Them. Create A Safe Environment For Risk Taking. Reward Smart Failures
Answer,: SOLUTION: a. PV2016= DIV2017/ (1 + r) + DIV2018/ (1 + r)2+ DIV 2019 / (1 + r ) 3 + DIV 2020 / (1 + r ) 4 + DIV 2021 / (1 + r ) 5 + (DIV 2021 / r) / (1 + r ) 5 PV 2016 = $0 / 1.09 + $1 / 1.09 2 + $2 / 1.09 3 + $2.3 / 1.09 4 + $2.6 / 1.09 5 + ($2.6 / .09) / 1.09 5 PV 2016 = $24.48 million b. Price per share 2016 = PV 2016 / number of shares Price per share 2016 = $24.48 / 12 Price per share 2016 = $2.04 c. Based on $1million of net income for 2016: P/E 2016 = $24.48 / $1 = 24.48 The PV of the cash flows at various points in time are as follows: PV 2017 = $1 / 1.09 + $2 / 1.09 2 + $2.3 / 1.09 3 + $2.6 / 1.09 4 + ($2.6 / .09) / 1.09 4 PV 2017 = $26.68 PV 2018 = $2 / 1.09 + $2.3 / 1.09 2 + $2.6 / 1.09 3 + ($2.6 / .09) / 1.09 3 PV 2018 = $28.09 PV 2019 = $2.3 / 1.09 + $2.6 / 1.09 2 + ($2.6 / .09) / 1.09 2 PV 2019 = $28.61 PV 2020 = $2.6 / 1.09 + ($2.6 / .09) / 1.09 2 PV 2020 = $28.89 PV 2021 = $2.6 + ($2.6 / .09) / 1.09 PV 2021 = $28.89
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Answer:
The size of labor force
The inflation rate
The level of technological knowledge
Explanation:
In the long run the economy's real Gross Domestic Product depends on labor force, capital, natural resources and technological knowledge. The level of physical quantity is not affected by the money supply in the long run. This will have affects in short run only. In the long run only nominal prices are impacted and production or physical quantity has no impacts.
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Urgency / Postponement leads to customer inelastic demand of ice melt.
Explanation:
Elasticity of demand is responsive change in demand of good, due to change in price. Formula = % change in demand / % change in price
Factors Affecting Price Elasticity of Demand : Nature of commodity, Income, substitutes availability, time period, urgency / postponement, share in total expenditure,
Inelastic Demand is when demand responds proportionately less to price change. % change in demand < % change in price
Case 'Customer critically needs ice melt to drive to work' : This has inelastic demand i.e demand less respondent to price changes (he will buy that at high price too). Such because of the urgency of this demand & less scope of its postponement.