Since the preferred stocks are cumulative in nature, the dividend amount not paid in the current year will be accumulated and paid in the next year.
Preferred dividend to be paid in 2017 = Value of preferred stock x Dividend rate
= (4700 x $50) x 5%
= 11750
Dividend to be paid in 2018 = same as 2017 as no new preferred stock issued
= 11750
Total dividend to be paid in 2018 = Dividend to be paid in 2018 + Dividend to be paid in 2017 – Dividend paid in 2017
= 11750 +11750 -7900
= $15600
Answer:
104.6 million
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Free cash flows for 2018 = $58.1 million
Investment in operating capital = $41.1 million
Depreciation expense = $15.5
Taxes on EBIT in 2018 = $20.9 million
Now,
EBIT
= Free Cash Flow + Investment in operating capital + Taxes - Depreciation
on substituting the respective values, we get
EBIT = $58.1 million + $41.1 million + $20.9 million - $15.5
or
EBIT = 104.6 million
Answer: Option(c) is correct.
Explanation:
The long run aggregate supply(LRAS) curve is vertical as resource prices eventually rise and fall with product prices.
When there is an increase in the price level of the output, so in the long run this will also result in an increases in the prices of the factors of production.
Hence, aggregate supply curve in the long run is vertical.
Vertical LRAS also shows that whatever change happen in the aggregate demand has a temporary impact on the level of output. Factors such as capital, labor, technology impact the LRAS because it was assumed that everything is used optimally.
Answer:
Passive activity
Explanation:
Passive activities are those kind of activities which involve the business or the trade activities in which the person does not participate materially. And when the person participate materially in the activity, the person is involved in the operations of the company on a continuous, substantial as well as regular basis.
So, in this case, the taxpayer does not participate materially in the activities of the business and the taxpayer is the partial owner, any loss which flows through to the taxpayer will subject to the passive activity rules of loss.
