<span>The answer to the above question is discount rate. Discount rate is the rate used to discount the future cash flow of a bond. In addition to determining the discount of future cash flows of bonds it is also the interest rate the Federal Reserve uses on loans given to banks through the discount window loan process.</span>
Answer: C. 1200 hour
Explanation:
It is indeed 1200 hours because the units produced increased by 20% and therefore, theoretically, so should the time.
Answer:
The correct option is a) Gross profit and ending inventory.
Explanation:
The inventory technique is a method of accounting for calculating the value of an inventory. The approach calculates the ending inventory balance by comparing the inventory cost to the merchandise price.
There are three methods for valuing inventory whic are FIFO (First In, First Out), LIFO (Last In, First Out), and WAC (Weighted Average Cost) (Weighted Average Cost). The gross profit and ending inventory are affected differently by each of these costing methods.
This implies that the selected inventory costing method impacts gross profit and ending inventory.
Therefore, the correct option is a) Gross profit and ending inventory.
Answer:
=$ 80, 200.00
Explanation:
selling price : $ 330,000.00
Commission 6 %:
Commissions paid = 6/100 x $ 330,000.00
=$19,800.00
Closing costs =: $ 5000.00
Mortgage paid : $ 225,000
Total payouts: $19,800 + $50,00+ $225,000
=$ 249, 800.00
Rusty Expects: $ 330,000.00- $ 249,800.00
=$ 80, 200.00
Answer:
Ans. The equilibrium rate of return on a 1-year Treasury bond is 6.65% (please check the explanation)
Explanation:
Hi, well, this type of bonds exist so people can avoid the time value of money risk, in other words, to keep money save from inflation and provide a risk free return at the same time. From a part of the text I can tell that the person who wrote it wanted to add up the risk free rate and the inflation rate, that is 3.05%+3.60% =6.65%.
This is why I wrote this answer, but the truth is that since they are both effective rates (risk free rate and inflation), they need to be add as effective rates, that is:
Therefore
So the real equilibrium rate of return is 6.76%, but for the sake of the question, I wrote 6.65%.
Best of luck.
