a) Price of a buy order of 200 shares is $58.36.Because there was an offer of sale that is 250 shares at $58.36 per share, so the price would remain constant at 200 Shares.
Answer:
1,390,718 shares
Explanation:
Amount to be raise = $72 million
Underwriters charges = 5%
Filling Fee = $700,000
After deducting the underwriters charges the amount remains 95% of the total value. The company needs to raise exact $72 million after all charges deducted so, will take this amount as 95% of the total and gross up this value to 100%.
Total Amount to be raised = Amount including the underwrites charge + Filling charge = ( $72,000,000 / 100% - 5% ) + $700,000 = $76,489,474
Share price = $55
Numbers of share = $76,489,474 / $55 = 1,390,718 shares
Answer:
production cost; opportunity cost
Explanation:
Answer:
B. 21.8%
Explanation:
Cost of preference capital = 
No adjustment of growth rate is done as the dividend on preference capital is constant and do not grow in normal conditions, that is it only differs in exceptional conditions.
therefore, in the given instance we have,
Dividend = $2.40
Current price = $11
Expected Return = 
= 21.8%
Thus correct option is
B. 21.8%
This amount would have to be recorded as not accrued in the circumstance that he is defending against a lawsuit.
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required: Indicate the amount Erismus would record as an asset, liability, or not accrued in the following circumstances
Erismus is defending against a lawsuit. Erismus's management believes the company has a slightly worse than 50/50 chance of eventually prevailing in court, and that if it loses, the judgment will be $1,000,000.
