Answer:
Each will receive:
Gary: $ 16,400
Bill: $24,600
Carmella: $ 41,000
Explanation:
The profit is shared according to the ratios of their investment as per below calculations:
Gary: $82,000×2/10 = 16,400
Bill: $82,000*3/10 = 24,600
Carmella $82,000 *5/10 = 41,000
B. Rob is confusing the nominal rate of return with the real rate of return.
Nominal rate of return is the "face value" of returns, but the real rate of return factors in the negative effect that inflation has on buying power. Inflation takes away from any earnings because it reduces the value of money.
Answer:
January
Explanation:
The overtime wages should be expensed in January as in the month of february, wages will be accrued and it will be liablity for employer.
The overtime worked in month on january should be paid in january itself and overtime expense should be included in wages payable in the month of January. When wages are paid, the owner of the factory should debit the wages payable account and cash account should be credited as amount of casg paid to the employees. Wages are considered as operating expenses of factory.
Answer:
$3.17
-$7.55
Explanation:
The calculation of stock price per share of Mass Computer is shown below:-
here, Stock price higher than strike price option will be exercised.
Net profit = Stock price - Strike price - Option premium
= $110.72 - $100 - $7.55
Net profit = $3.17
Stock price is lower than the strike price option will fail.
Net profit = Stock price - Strike price - Option premium
= 0 - $7.55
Net profit(loss) = -$7.55
Answer: Avoiding use of green/environmentally-friendly materials (which are of lower quality than superior materials)
Explanation:
The International Footwear Federation is a consumer group that issues s/q ratings for footware makers around the world.
The S/Q ratings range from 0 - 10 stars and measure everything between the quality and appearance of the footware apparel.
Footware with high quality materials that are durable rank high in the S/Q matrix and as such it is imperative that companies aiming to move higher up the S/Q scale, use high quality materials.
Avoiding the use of green/environmentally-friendly materials (which are of lower quality than superior materials) and instead using Superior materials, whilst not entirely good for the Environment, will make a shoe stronger which would increase the S/Q rating.