Policy analysts can estimate the value of a human life through contingent valuation methods. It is a method use to estimate the value of a good that is placed by a person. It involves asking people to report their willingness to pay or accept in order to have or give up a certain good. It is used to evaluate the economic values of all goods.
Answer:
Gavin's delivery cycle time=11.6 days
Explanation:
The delivery cycle time is the time between when an order from a customer is received and the time the product is actually delivered to the customer. It can be calculated using the formula below;
DCT=W+I+P+M+Q
where;
DCT=delivery cycle time
W=wait time=5 days
I=inspection time=0.7 days
P=process time=2.5 days
M=move time=0.4 days
Q=queue time=3 days
In our case;
DCT=unknown
W=5 days
I=0.7 days
P=2.5 days
M=0.4 days
Q=3 days
replacing;
DCT=5+0.7+2.5+0.4+3=11.6 days
Gavin's delivery cycle time=11.6 days
Answer:
Mapleleaf Industries
Journal Entry
Debit Cash Dividend $40,800
Credit Dividends Payable $40,800
To record the declaration of $0.85 per share cash dividend.
Explanation:
This journal entry shows the two accounts involved and how they are recorded when a cash dividend is declared (declaration date).
Calculation of cash dividends is based on 48,000 shares of common stock outstanding and not on the issued shares nor the authorized. Usually, dividends are only payable to shareholders of record, who appear on the register of the company as holders of the shares on the specified date (date of records).
So, the divided equals $40,800 (48,000 x $0.85).
Answer: $22637.98
Explanation:
Based on the information given in the question, the equivalent annual cost of the tool will be calculated as:
We first calculate the present value which will be:
= 10000 + 20000/(1+.10) + 20000/(1+.10)^2 + 20000/(1+.10)^3 + 20000/(1+.10)^4 + 20000/(1+.10)^5
= $85815.74
The the equivalent annual cost will be:
= Present Value/PVIFA(10%,5)
= 85815.74/3.7908
= $22637.98
Answer:
If the interest rate is higher, to earn the same amount, she will need to invest a lesser amount of money.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Jessica invested $2,000 today in an investment that pays 6.5 percent annual interest.
The correct answer is:
She could have the same future value and invest less than $2,000 initially if she could earn more than 6.5 percent interest.
If the interest rate is higher, to earn the same amount, she will need to invest a lesser amount of money.