Answer:
The amount that would not be covered by Thad Joslin insurance is $50,000
Explanation:
Thad has a 100/300 bodily injury liability coverage, this implies that he has a coverage of $100,000 bodily injury liability insurance per person and $300,000 total bodily injury liability insurance per accident. However, his insurance policy does not make provision for or cover the $50,000 property damage liability per accident. Therefore, Thad Joslin would have to pay for it.
Answer:
steelersssss all the way babyyyy
Explanation:
Answer:
Let Sanguine Wines Ltd. refer to a hypothetical company for the purpose. Following would constitute Sanguine Wines Ltd's variable costs:
- Raw Material or input prices: The raw material or inputs of sanguine wines limited purchases from suppliers such as dried grapes, sugar and the likes. The price of such inputs is prone to seasonal fluctuation and thus variable
- The performance related incentive for employees for number of bottles of wine created, would be variable cost as it would vary with the no of bottles produced.
- Discount allowed to distributors which varies based upon the number of bottles purchased by them.
- Commission paid to wine salesperson which varies with respect to bottles sold.
Answer:
B. The market demand is perfectly elastic at the market price. °
Explanation:
As we know that in the case of perfect competitive market there is a big number of sellers and buyers who sells same kind of product, there is no entry and exit barriers also the firm is a price taker
In addition to this, the market price and output would be measured by the supply and demand force. The profit maximizing output for every firm would considered the market price with the prescribed output and at the time when firm is shutdown so the market price would below the average variable cost
So the option b is incorrect
Answer:
10.67%
Explanation:
Gecko Company
Gecko = Expected Earnings growth rate = 8% annually
As there are no Capital gains tax, thus after Tax returns = Pretax returns
= 8%
Expected Dividend yield of Gordon = 5%
After tax returns = 5(1-.25)
=5(0.75)
= 3.75%
Assuming the pay out ratio = 100%
Gordon’s required pretax return = 8/ (1-.25)
=8/0.75
= 10.67%
At pretax return of 10.67% on Gordon the after tax returns on both the stocks are equal.
