Answer:
$28.18
Explanation:
Use dividend discount model to answer this question.
Current dividend ; D0 = 3.40
growth rate; g = 2.2% or 0.022 as a decimal
D1 = D0(1+g)
D1 = 3.40(1.022)
D1 = 3.4748
Since you are buying the stock next year, calculate dividend at year 2 which you would use in the formula to find next year's price (P1) ;
D2 = D1(1+g)
D2 = 3.4748 (1.022)
D2 = 3.5512
Next year's price; P1 = D2 / (r-g)
P1 = 3.5512 / (0.148 - 0.022)
P1 = 28.1841
Therefore, you will pay $28.18
Facilities managers have a plethora of responsibilities on the job, which includes providing a safe work environment for all employees. No one should have to go into work and be met with safety hazards or violent employees. Unfortunately, such scenarios can and do occur, and are more likely to arise in the absence of a plan to both prevent and deal with workplace hazards and violence.
While it may be nearly impossible to prevent every single act of violence or safety hazard in the workplace, there are plenty of steps that FMs can take to help keep the work environment as safe and secure as possible for everyone involved.
Answer:
Loss of $200,000
Explanation:
Cost of Crane: $5,000,000
Accumulated Depreciation: 4,200,000
Difference 800,000
Sale of Crane 600,000
LOSS 200,000
This would be a loss because Hamilton did not receive enough cash on the sale of the crane to cover its initial cost for the crane. Since we do not have a salvage value listed, this answer is based on the assumption that the salvage value of the crane is $800,000. (Gain or loss is calculated by determining if the cash received on the sale of the item - in this case, the crane - is more (gain), less (loss), or equal (equal) to the salvage value. Based on the assumption that the salvage value is the remaining $800,000, this would mean a loss to Hamilton since they only received $600,000 for the sale of the crane).
Must have drove 50 hours on a learners permits, 10 of which are at night.
