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Whatever, Inc., has a bond outstanding with a coupon rate of 5.87 percent and semiannual payments. The yield to maturity is 6.9

leonid [27]

Answer:

Market price of the bond = $912.53

Explanation:

YTM = 6.90%

Coupon rate = 5.87%

Number of compounding per year = 2

YTM Per perid = 0.0345

Years = 13

Number of period = 26 (Nper)

Par value = 1,000

Semi annual coupon rate = 0.02935

The semi annual coupon payment = Par value * Semi annual coupon rate = 1,000 * 0.02935 = $29.35

Market price of the bond = PV(YTM, Nper, Semi annual coupon payment,Par value)

Market price of the bond = $912.53

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3 years ago

Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. For each scenario match it to the correct factor describing the purpo

lord [1]

The purpose for holding money in economic in classified into:

transactional motive
precautionary motive
speculative motive

<h3>The Drop-downs includes:</h3>

When price levels rise, people hold onto cash. - Speculative motive

When interest rates are low, people forgo interest income - Speculative motive

When aggregate income is high, people hold cash to buy goods that are plentiful and cheap - Transactional motive.

When interest rates are low, people speculate that they will soon increase - Speculative motive

Andy decided to hold his money in cash, as he did not earn sufficient money as income from interest. - Speculative motive

Ben is a consumer and decides not to purchase luxury items because they are too expensive - Speculative motive

Chad thinks it to be a good opportunity to buy the products from the market as the supply has increased. - Transactional motive

Daphne is holding onto her money as she feels that the interest rate will go up soon - Speculative motive

Read more about holding motives

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2 years ago

A metallurgical engineer decides to set aside money for his newborn daughter's college education. He estimates that her needs wi

erastova [34]

Answer:

what should be the size of each deposit, if the account earns interest at a rate of 8% per year?

$2477,81

Explanation:

% N Monthly % VF

1,08 0 2477,81117 1,00 2.477,81

1,08 1 2477,81117 1,08 2.676,04

1,08 2 2477,81117 1,17 2.890,12

1,08 3 2477,81117 1,26 3.121,33

1,08 4 2477,81117 1,36 3.371,03

1,08 5 2477,81117 1,47 3.640,72

1,08 6 2477,81117 1,59 3.931,97

1,08 7 2477,81117 1,71 4.246,53

1,08 8 2477,81117 1,85 4.586,26

1,08 9 2477,81117 2,0 4.953,16

1,08 10 2477,81117 2,16 5.349,41

1,08 11 2477,81117 2,33 5.777,36

1,08 12 2477,81117 2,52 6.239,55

1,08 13 2477,81117 2,72 6.738,71

-20.000,00

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3 years ago

Q 4.35: McGinnis Construction is a cash-basis company with a fiscal year-end of June 30. McGinnis’ employees earn a normal weekl

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Answer: Understatement, $30,900

Explanation:

There will be an UNDERSTATEMENT of McGinnis' net income for the most recent fiscal year of $30,900.

The Understatement arises because as of year end which is June 30th, McGinnis were not paid for their services that cost $40,900 and instead will only be paid on the 8th of the next month so it was not accounted for in the net income.

The reason the net income understatement is $30,900 and not $40,900 is because McGinnis will still have to account for the payment to it's employees. If in a five day week they earn $12,500, that would mean that they earn $2,500 a day (12,500/5). Seeing as June ended on a Thursday, that is a 4 day week which means $2,500*4= $10,000.

That $10,000 will reduce the net income by that amount.

The net effect is a $30,900 UNDERSTATEMENT.

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4 years ago

5. A man has $ 10,000 to invest. He invests $ 4000 at 5 % and $ 3500 at 4 %. In order to have a yearly income of $ 500, he must

Len [333]

6.4%

200 from the 5% of 4000
140 from 4% on 3500

160 on 6.4% on 2500

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2 years ago

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