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Workplace harassment protects only a isn’t harassment that is physical in nature?

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Dimas [21]3 years ago
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Answer= it’s harassment
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The government can regulate the activities of monopolies by making their price equal to the marginal cost.

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(a) $52,300; $9,200

(b) $33,600; $10,000

(c) $162,300; $39,500

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(a) Sales Revenue = $82,400

Cost of Goods Sold = ?

Gross Profit = $30,100

Operating Expenses = ?

Net Income = $20,900

Gross profit = Sales revenue - Cost of goods sold

$30,100 = $82,400 - Cost of goods sold

Cost of goods sold = $82,400 - $30,100

                                = $52,300

Net income = Gross margin - Operating expenses

Operating expenses = Gross margin - Net income

                                  = $30,100 - $20,900

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(b) Sales Revenue = $110,600

Cost of Goods Sold = $77,000

Gross Profit = ?

Operating Expenses = ?

Net Income = $23,600

Gross profit = Sales revenue - Cost of goods sold

                    = $110,600 - $77,000

                    = $33,600

Operating expenses = Gross margin - Net income

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Cost of Goods Sold = $75,100

Gross Profit = $87,200

Operating Expenses = $47,700

Net Income = ?

Gross profit = Sales revenue - Cost of goods sold

Sales revenue = Gross profit + Cost of goods sold

                        = $87,200 + $75,100

                        = $162,300

Net income = Gross margin - Operating expenses

                   = $87,200 - $47,700

                   = $39,500

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face value = $4 million

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stock outstanding = 510000 shares

sell price = $31 per share

corporate tax rate = 35 percent

to find out

decrease in the value of the company due to expected bankruptcy costs

solution

we get here value of levered firmed by M & M proportion

value of levered firm = value of equity + value of debit

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d. Decrease by 0.045 minutes

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