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Answer:
$18.33
Explanation:
The company just paid an annual dividend of $2.24
The dividend increase by 2.3% annually
= 2.3/100
= 0.023
The required return is 14.8%
= 14.8/100
= 0.148
Therefore the price that will be paid for one share of LBM stock can be calculated as follows
= 2.24 × (1+0.023)/(0.148-0.023)
= 2.24 × 1.023/0.125
= 2.29153/0.125
= $18.33
Hence $18.33 will be paid for one share of LBM stock
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
The cost of goods manufactured is computed as;
Beginning inventory
$25,300
Add ;
Raw materials purchases
$106,100
Cost of goods available for sale
$131,400
Less:
Ending inventory
$39,100
Cost of goods sold
$92,300
Add:
Beginning work in process
$24,100
Less:
Ending work in process
($26,600)
Cost of goods manufactured
$89,800
Answer: c. $81,202
Explanation:
The inflow will be annual and constant which makes it an annuity. Given the discount rate of 12% and a useful life of 8 years, the present value interest discount factor based on the table is = 4.968.
Option 1 present value
= 48,410 * 4.968
= $240,500.88
Option 2 present value
= 50,427 * 4.968
= $250,521.34
Option 3 present value
= 81,202 * 4.968
= $403,412
Option 3 is the closest option with the difference being down to rounding errors. The annual inflow would have to be $81,202 to make the investment in the equipment financially attractive.
