Answer:
The answer is "68,788".
Explanation:
Net cash flow present value = immediate deposit + Annual lease payment present value
Net cash flow present value 
Answer:A. Define the business mission
Explanation: Define the Business mission is the processes involved in tying to understand a given business,it helps to know the aims and objectives,the present situation and the impact a given business has.
In the case of Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) acquired Palm Computing Inc., HP will try to know how Palm computing has fared through the years and what impact will it have on his own business objectives when it is fully acquired.
<span>how would the market for smartphones be affected if the government charged an excise tax of $5.00 on each smartphone sold ?
C) The supply of smartphones would decrease.
Excise taxes are based on the quantity of an item and not on its value. For example, the federal government imposes an excise tax of 18.4 cents on every gallon of gas purchased, regardless of the price charged by the seller. States often add an additional excise tax on each gallon of fuel.
so, government will charged 5.00$ excise tax on smartphone will affected supply of smartphones would decrease.</span>
Answer: $918,000
Explanation: Since Shelton Co is considering building a warehouse on the site because the rental lease is expiring then in evaluating the new project all the relevant cash flows must be considered in the protect evaluation. Market value of the land used for constructing the building is an opportunity cash flow and so must be considered. The Relevant cost of opportunity for land will be its fair value.
Therefore ,the initial cost cost of the warehouse project for the use of this land is $918, 000.
The answer to this question is Budget Deficit. Budget Deficit
shows that the government spending is exceeding the government revenue in a
year. In order to resolve the problem in budget deficit the government should
cut the expenditures or the government spending and find a way to increase
revenue of the country.
