Answer:
D0 = $1.22
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Required rate of return, r = 11.50% = 0.115
Selling price of the stock = $29.00
Expected growth rate = 7.00% = 0.07
Now,
Stock price =
here,
D1 is the current dividend
thus,
$29.00 =
or
D1 = $1.305
also,
D0 =
or
D0 =
or
D0 = 1.219 ≈ $1.22
Answer:
$300 has been reduced from the money supply.
Explanation:
The taxes act as leakage from the circular flow of money. Unless they are spent and injected back as government spending they would be treated as a leakage that has left the circular flow.
Similar effect happens with the savings amount. A saving is a leakage and thus the remaining amount which is $20 after paying for golf clubs and taxes can also be said to have left the circular flow of income and so reducing money supply.
$100 of the original $400 is still left in the flow and money supply as it is still in the checking account after the transaction.
Hope that helps.
Answer:
Break-even point in units = 11 units
Explanation:
Given:
Rent per month = $150
Fixed charges per = $15
Variable cost = $5
Sale value = $20
Break-even point in units = ?
Computation of Contribution:
Contribution = Sale value - Variable cost
Contribution = $20 - $5
Contribution = $15
Computation of break-even point in units:
Break-even point in units = Fixed cost / Contribution
Break-even point in units = ($150 + $15) / $15
Break-even point in units = ($165) / $15
Break-even point in units = 11 units
Answer: C
Explanation:
Wealth is the gradual gathering of profits, assets or income over a period of time. It is the gradual increase in ones assets over a sustained period.
Wealth creating transactions can be found both in contract enforcement and private property rights. The prosperity and economic development of a country can be attributed to the respect accorded to its citizens property rights.
Property rights gives room for entrepreneurship which can eventually lead to wealth accumulation. Contract enforcement also generate wealth for individuals.
Answer:
The correct answers are:
A) Common resource
B) Private good
C) Public good
Explanation:
A) Common resources are natural sources, goods or services that provide tangible benefits. In the example, even if the treadmill is inside a fitness room that is open to the public, it is not a public good itself because the treadmill can be used only once at the time.
B) Private goods are those that someone can claim for ownership. In the case, the new drone is only being lent by one person so the others take turns to use it but, it belongs to that very same person.
C) Public goods can be consumed by an individual without the need of taking away others the possibility of using them at the same time. The clock in the park can be freely used by anybody -at any moment- who is around that place.