If there are positive externalities involved with the delivery or consumption of a product, the level of output will be less than the efficient amount of production.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Externality means the result or the consequences of the activities which affect some third parties also. But this does not get reflected in the market prices. Positive externality means that the third party gains benefits from the activities related to externalities.
But in this case there is always under production that is the production which is less than efficient amount of production. The reason for this is that the producers of these goods can not capture the extra value of the goods that the third parties get in the form of the prices of that good.
Given:
<span>bonds on the market with 19.5 years to maturity
</span><span>a yield to maturity of 6.6%,
current price of $1,043
face value of $1,000
YTM = Coupon payment / current price
6.6% = Coupon payment / 1,043
6.6% * 1,043 = Coupon payment
68.838 = coupon payment
Coupon rate = Coupon payment / Face Value
Coupon rate = 68.838 / 1,000
Coupon rate = 0.068838 or 6.88%
The coupon rate of DMA Corporation's bonds is 6.88%.
Regardless of its price in the market, each bond will have 68.838 annual interest payment or 34.419 semi annual payments.</span>
Answer and Explanation:
No loss will be recognized in the year 20X3 and a provide a reduction in E&P of $292,500
Given:
Current and accumulated E&P = $585,000
Fair market value = $234,000
Profit on accumulation:
Profit on accumulation = Current and accumulated E&P - Fair market value Profit on accumulation = $585,000 - $234,000
Profit on accumulation = $351,000
Distribution is divided because accumulated profit in year 20X3 is higher then distribution.
Answer:
highly-diversified
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that Steeler Manufacturing would be considered a highly-diversified firm. This term refers to a business/organization that has a wide varied array of operations, all of which are completely unrelated to one another. Which is exactly what Steeler Manufacturing has with it's five subsidiaries. All of which are successful.
