<span>Quite a number of private health insurance companies have expended
huge sums of money in a bid to prevent a pending bill before the Kansas state
legislature from being passed into law. This bill advocates that the state should
be the only payer of health care bills by prohibiting private establishments
from selling health insurance. The action of these private health insurance
companies is an example of rent-seeking behavior.</span>
Answer:
Opportunity cost 900,000
Explanation:
The opportunity cost is the cost of the best alternative rejected, in order to do the pcurrent porohect.
The student, if picked to return on collegue, the opportunity cost will be the rejected baseball team or the rejected football team.
In this case, given two alternatives:
one for 20,000
and one for 900,000
the opportunity cost will be of 900,000 as is the best alternative
The opportunity cost for return to college will use this cost.
Answer:
(b) 1440
Explanation:
As the coupon rate of 8% is greater than the yield to maturity (YTM) of 6% annually, the bond is selling at a premium. Hence, the bond will be called at the earliest i.e. 15 years.
Coupon = Call Price * Semi-annual coupon rate = X * [0.08 / 2] = X * 0.04
Yield to call = 6% annually = 3% semi-annually
Time = 15 years * 2 = 30
We know that,
Current Price of bond = Coupon * [1 - (1 + YTC)-call date] / YTC + Call Price / (1 + YTC)call date
- 1,722.25 = [X * 0.04] * [1 - (1 + 0.03)-30] / 0.03 + [X / (1 + 0.03)30]
- 1,722.25 = [X * 0.04] * 19.60 + [X * 0.41]
- 1,722.25 = X * [(0.04 * 19.60) + 0.41]
- X = 1,722.25 / 1.194
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X=$ 1,442.42 \approx $ 1,440
Investors select a stock based on the cash they expect to receive from that stock. that cash comes in the form of a and b.
Investors are usually different from traders. Investors invest capital for long-term gains, while traders buy and sell securities repeatedly in pursuit of short-term gains. Investors typically generate income by investing capital in either stocks or debt.
So how does an investor choose which stocks to buy?He has two main investment styles: active and passive. Active investors try to outperform the market by buying stocks that they believe are undervalued, with the intention of selling when the stock price rises.
Stock pick. An active portfolio management approach that focuses on a favorable selection of specific stocks rather than broad asset allocation.
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The question is incomplete. Please read below to find the missing content.
Investors select a stock based on the case they expect to receive from that stock. That cash comes in the form of ____.
a. Dividends
b. The future sales price.
c. Interest payments.
d. Commissions.
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.