Answer:
14.29%
Explanation:
Number of shares purchased= 200
Purchase price per share= $70
Year end price = $80
Total Investment cost = 200 shares * $70 per shares = $14,000
Percentage return earned on investment = Number of shares * (Year end price - Purchase price) / Investment
= 200 * ($80 - $70) / $14,000
= $2,000 / $14,000
= 0.142857
= 14.2857%
= 14.29%
The answer to the question above is "no, the business is not optimizing" according to the information shown on the question above. In this situation, we have the greater marginal revenue (4=8*(1-1/2)) than the marginal cost (0)and the business is not in its full capacity. The parking lot business can increase its marginal cost to achieve its full capacity to gain more profit.
If Joe has good morals he would stop and help the women. He could have the money taken out of his pay check to possible keep his job but if he does not stop and help the women he will have live with his decision for the rest of his life, the guilt would eat him alive. He can always get another job but we only have one life to live and if he could help save someone else, he should do that.
Answer: 1.89%
Explanation:
You can use Excel to find the IRR here:
Investment amount should be first as shown and should be in negative.
The cash flows will then follow each other by year.
Use the =IRR formula to select all the cells and the IRR will show.'
IRR here = 1.89%
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