Answer:
Increasing Returns on Investment helps business increase its capacity to to respond to customers, stockholders, governments, employees, and other stakeholders, which results in better-quality products, higher financial returns, and high quality of work life.
Answer:
Loan Amortization Table is attached with this answer, please find it
Explanation:
First of all we calculate the Loan Payment per period
Loan Payment per year = r ( PV ) / 1 - ( 1 + r )^-n
Loan Payment per year = 0.11 ( (102,049 - 40,000 ) / 1 - ( 1 + 0.11 )^-4
Loan Payment per year = $6,825.39 / 0.341269 = 20,000 per year
<span>The organizational development (od) process has three steps: diagnosis, intervention, and evaluation, accompanied by feedback.
When referencing organizational development, we are referring to the watching the change and performance within organization/businesses. By watching this, organizations can approach and understand how to achieve success and what needs to be changed in order to do so.
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Answer:
A. Draw the cash flow diagram.
since the site doesn't include a drawing tool I just prepared a table to depict cash flows associated to years one through four:
Year Cash inflows
1 $50 million
2 $60 million
3 $70 million
4 $100 million
B. What is the present worth of the gains for the first three years?
- the present value of the first three cash flows = $50/1.1 + $60/1.1² + $70/1.1³ = $45.45 + $49.59 + $52.59 = $147.63 million
C. What is the present worth of the gains for all four years?
- the present value of the first three cash flows = $50/1.1 + $60/1.1² + $70/1.1³ + $100/1.1⁴ = $45.45 + $49.59 + $52.59 + $68.30 = $215.93 million
D. What is the equivalent uniform annual worth of the gains through year four?
- equivalent annual worth = (NPV x r) / [1 - (1 + r)⁻ⁿ] = ($215.93 x 0.1) / [1 - (1 + 0.1)⁻⁴] = 21.593 / 0.31699 = $68.12 million
Answer: Console
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is what one forgoes in order to get somethings else. Opportunity cost is as a result of limited resources hence a choice has to be made.
From thw question, we are told that
Nick won $1000 lottery prize and he can't decide what he should spend the money on buy as he wanted a console, a bike ,a watch or go on a trip. We are further told that he gives up the bike and the watch but he really wants the console and that in the end he saves it all for the trip.
The opportunity cost here is the console. He wasn't really interested in the bike or watch but he really as very interested in the console and he eventually gave up on the console for the trip.
