Answer: Cooperative
Explanation:
A cooperative is an independent association of people united voluntarily in order to meet their common economic, cultural and social needs and through a jointly owned enterprise.
A cooperative society is a group of people who possess specific common needs. The purpose of a cooperative society is to improve the economic status of its members. Cooperative societies usually offer their products to their members at a discount.
Answer:
Horizon value is $22.59
Intrinsic value is $16.32
Explanation:
D3=1.5000
D4=1.5000*(1+7.8%)
D4=1.6170
D5=1.6170
*(1+7.8%)
D5=1.7431
D6=1.7431
*(1+3.42%)
D6=1.8027
horizon value is the same as the price of the stock(the terminal value) using the dividend in year 6
P=D5*(1+g)/(r-g)
D5=$1.7431
g is the constant growth rate of 3.42%
r is the required rate of return of 11.40%
P=$1.7431*(1+3.42%)/(11.40%-3.42%)
P=$1.8027/0.0798
=$22.59
Goodwill Technologies share price is $22.59
Current intrinsic value is the dividends payable in relevant years plus the horizon value discount to present value as follows:
Present value of D3 =1.5000/(1+11.40%)^3=$1.0850
present of value of D4 =1.6170
/(1+11.40%)^4=$1.0500
present value of D5 =1.7431
/(1+11.40%)^5=1.0160
present value of horizon value=$22.59/(1+11.40%)^5=13.1671
Total present values $16.32
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
1. Entrepreneurs Add to National Income
Entrepreneurship creates new businesses that focus on making profits. These ventures employ people who earn directly or indirectly from them. The new incomes add to a country's GDP. Consequently, the government collects higher revenues through taxation, which it uses for national development.
2. Entrepreneurs Create Social Change
Though innovations and creativity, entrepreneurs introduce new products and services and easier ways of doing things that improve life's quality. For example, the advancement of internet technology has created many job opportunities while still making it possible for others to work and earn a living remotely.
3. Community Development
Through Corporate social responsibility programs, entrepreneurs play a significant role in community development. Corporates globally have funded projects that provide communities with essential services: water projects, schools, hospitals, and clean environments that have been financed by entrepreneurs.
Answer:
Explanation:
3. Trade Business ... including any and all business that buy from others companies to sell to the public.
4. Extraction business ... as they extract materials from the earth so that manufacturers can create valuable products for customers.
5. nonprofit corporation ... these corporations are legal entities which do not operate as a business and usually make all of their money through donations and grants to use for the benefit of the public, but can also sell goods and services for money.
6. franchise. ... there are many examples of franchises such as McDonalds, Target, Walmart etc. All of which sell the rights to individuals to operate under the franchises name.
7. retailer ... in other words these are the final stores where customers ultimately purchase the product. This can either be a brick and mortar store or an online shop.
Answer: c. a microeconomist.
Explanation;
Professor Green writing books about labor laws when taken in isolation is not enough proof that he is a microeconomist because even though labor markets and laws fall mostly under microeconomics, they should also be viewed from a macro level as well considering how unemployment affects the economy as a whole.
However, if Professor Green teaches environmental economics as they indeed do, Green is probably a micro-economist because Environmental economics traditionally falls under Microeconomics.
