Answer and Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
As we know that
Required rate of return = Risk Free Rate + Beta × (Market Return -Risk Free Rate)
For company A
= 3% + 1 × 6%
= 9%
For Company B
= 3% + 3 × 6%
= 21%
As we can see that the forecast return should be lower than the required return so we should not invest in company A also the same is done in company B too
Therefore we dont invest in any of the company
Instituting plant upgrade option B and perhaps combining the production of branded footwear in just one plant to only gain the payment of production run setup costs one time. For a company to become profitable income must surpass expenditures. The profits for the company are determined by examining what is left over after expenditures are deducted from overall income. Any cost-saving processes instigated by a company will bring expenditures down and upsurge overall profitability.
Answer:
Option B $128700
Explanation:
The amortization can be calculated using the following formula:
Amortization for the Year = Assets Value * (Turquoise Extracted / Total Turquoise)
Amortization for the Year = $429,000 * (1950/6,500) = $128,700
The method used is depletioning method because it seems that the company will extract all of the turquoise within the 3.33 year time (6500/1950), which is within the 5 years duration for which the right to extract the turquoise is purchaseed. Otherwise the straigth line method would had be used here.
This employee broke the Financial Privacy Act Law. This act was established in 1978 and gives customers of Financial Institution a better law of privacy from the Government itself. This law happened because to provide more security to workers and customers of all kind, even if they had a bad job in the society.
Answer:
Increase in Price Level and Decrease in Real GDP
Explanation:
An increase in imports is tied to the net-export effect which says that a higher price level is tied to a decrease in the relative price of foreing imports from other countries thus propiciating an increase imports
The Real GDP is the same as the GDP but without taking into account the price changess
This is the equation for the GDP:
GDP: Private consumption (C) + Gross investment (I) + Government spending (G) + (Exports(X) – Imports(M)).
An increase in imports means a decrease in the GDP and in the Real GDP.