Answer:
The borrower is best off in situation <u>"a"</u> and the lender is best off in situation ▼ "C" .
Explanation:
Considering all the situations given in the options, the <u>borrower</u> is best in situation <u>a</u> and <u>lender</u> is best off in situation in <u>c</u>.
<u>Part a </u>
Real Interest rate = Nominal Interest rate - Inflation rate = 14 - 17 = -3 per cent. Thus, the purchasing power of money has fallen and the person has to pay back money with little purchasing power as compared to the value of the purchasing power at the time he borrowed money. Thus, borrowers are best off.Thus, <u>borrower</u> is best off when the inflation rate is very high.
<u>Part c</u>
Inflation rate is negative, thus the purchasing power of money will increase and lenders will get back money with higher purchasing power as compared to the value of the purchasing power of money at the time he lend the money. Thus, <u>lender </u>is best off when inflation rate is lowest.
Answer:
Net Contribution of the Department $
Contribution margin 24,000
Less: Avoidable fixed cost 55,000
Net contribution (31,000)
The department should be eliminated. The financial advantage of eliminating the department is that it will increase the total profit of the whole company by $31,000
Explanation:
This question relates to deleting a product or segment. The net contribution will be computed by deducting the avoidable fixed cost from the contribution margin. The avoidable fixed cost is total fixed cot minus unavoidable fixed cost. Since the net contribution is negative, it implies that the department should be eliminated.
Answer:
The amount of capital loss carryover to year 15 is 152,000
Explanation:
The working is attached with the answer please find the attached file.
The following losses cannot be claimed or considered
- Loss on sale of stock purchased in March year 14, sold on October 10, year 14, and repurchased on November 2, year 14
- Loss on the sale of their personal automobile
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