How soon following the occurrence of a covered loss must an insured submit written proof of such loss to the insurance company?

Scenario: you work for an investment banking firm and have been asked by management of vestor corporation (not real), a software

Bas_tet [7]

Total capital = 10 + 8 + 2 = 20 Million

Weight of bonds (Wd) = 10/20 = 0.5

Weight of preferred stock(Wp) = 2/20 = 0.1

Weight of stock equity(We) = 8/20 = 0.4

Cost of debt = YTM of the bonds issued (We assume its annual coupon)

YTM =rate(nper,pmt,pv,fv) in excel =rate(20,60,-950,1000) = 6.4521%

Cost of debt after tax(Rd) = 6.4521*(1-0.34) = 4.2584%

Cost of preferred shares (Rp) = Preferred dividend/ price = 2.5/25 = 0.10 =10%

Cost of equity (Re) = Rf + beta*(Rm-Rf) = 3.5 + 1.2*(13-3.5) =14.9%

WACC = Wd*Rd + Wp*Rp + We& Re

WACC = 0.5*4.2584% +0.1*10% + 0.4*14.9% = 9.089 = 9.09%

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2 years ago

The following table shows a tool and die company's quarterly sales for the current year. What are sales for the first quarter of

bagirrra123 [75]

Answer:

Quarter 1, Sales 88. seasonal relatives 1.1

Deseasonalized = 88 / 1.1 = 80

Quarter 2, Sales 99. seasonal relatives 0.99

Deseasonalized = 99 / 0.99 = 100

Trend = 80+(100-80) = 100

Reseasonalized = 100*0.99 = 99

Quarter 3, Sales 108, seasonal relatives 0.9

Deseasonalized = 108 / 0.9 = 120

Trend = 1000+ (120-100) = 120

Reseasonalized = 1120*0.9 = 108

Quarter 4, Sales 141.4, seasonal relatives 1.01

Deseasonalized = 141.1 / 1.01 = 140

Trend = 120+ (140-120) = 140

Reseasonalized = 140*1.01 = 141.4

Now to get the Naive trend forecast for the next year first quarter, we say

140 + (140 - 120) = 160

Also to get the Re-seasonalized forecast for the next year first quarter, we say

160*1.1 = 176

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3 years ago

Taveras Corporation is currently operating at 50% of its available manufacturing capacity. It uses a job-order costing system wi

levacccp [35]

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1 year ago

Which of the following best describes the extension of a design to allow for a margin of error when trimming?

Ivenika [448]

Seeping is the answer .

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3 years ago

Suppose the economy had been producing at Natural Real GDP but is now experiencing a recession. Which of the following are discr

RUDIKE [14]

Answer:

Part 1. Additional spending on national park facilities & A tax cut is the answer.

Part 2. Expansionary

Explanation:

The Natural level of real GDP is also associated with the natural rate of unemployment. When the real gdp < natural real gdp, the economy is said to be in a recession. Thus unemplyment rate is> natural rate of unemployment.

Reason is as follows:

A tax cut, depends if its permanent or not (to see the difference between short and long run effects). However, for this scenario, a tax cut should give consumers more disposable income, which would increase consumption, thus increasing total output. The opposit effect would happen for a tax increase. Hence a tax cut is a policy that could bring gdp near natural GDP.

A reduction in government purchases would lower G, which would lower Y too. so all else equal, a reduction in government purchases wouldn't help increase output, rather it may fall instead. So this is not a solution for bringing actual gdp near natural GDP.

Additional spending on national park facilities:- Will increase income of someone or the other and thus would create extra demand . Thus it would give some consumers more disposable income, which would help them increase C, thus would be increasing total output. So this is can be a solution for bringing actual gdp near natural GDP.

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3 years ago