Answer:
The new Quantity to be sold at $1 is 200 in the short run
Explanation:
The question is to determine the Popsicle sold each day in the short run for a price rise of $1
The formula to use for the Price elasticity of supply in short run
(New Quantity demanded - Old Quantity demanded )/ Old Quantity + New Quantity/ 2
÷
(New Price - Old Price) / (Old Price + New Price)/ 2
The formula can also be simply written as
[(Q2 – Q1)/{(Q1 + Q2)/2}] / [(P2 – P1)/{(P1 + P2)/2}]
Step 2: Solve using the formula
Old Quantity = 100
New Quantity = Q2
Old Price = 0.50
New Price = $1
Solve:
[(Q2 – 100)/{(100+ Q2)/2}] / [(1 – 0.50)/{(0.50 + 1)/2}] = 1
=100 + Q2= 3Q2-300
= 2Q2= 400
Q2= 400/2
Q2= 200
The new Quantity to be sold at $1 is 200
Answer:
Price-Earning ratio = 6.42
Price to Sales Ratio = 1.35
Explanation:
Earning for the year = $285,000
Common stock outstanding = 150,000 shares
* Price has not been given in the question. Assuming $70 is the market price of the share.
1.
Earning per share = Earning for the year / Common stock outstanding
Earning per share = $285,000 / 150,000 = $1.90 per share
Price-Earning ratio = $7 / $1.90 = 6.42
2.
Price to Sales Ratio = Price / Sales = $7 / $5.19 = 1.35
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": Unexpected increases in the number of suppliers.
Explanation:
Frauds or money cleansing usually requires the help of a network of different business interconnected to clear the illegal funds with the excuse of having made commercial activities that never took place. In most cases, accounting documents are faked so that the proceeds of the questionable funds may seem as legal as possible.
In that case, if a company counts with more suppliers and fraud is taking place in the organization, <em>they will have the excuse of making more payments so more funds can go out of the company</em>.
Answer:
$208,530
Explanation:
The computation of value of levered firm is shown below:-
For computing the value of levered firm first we need to compute the Value of Unleavened firm
Value of unlevered firm = Earning before interest and tax × (1 - tax rate) ÷ Cost unlevered of Capital
= $39,000 × (1 - 33%) ÷ 15%
= $39,000 × 0.67 ÷ 15%
= $39,000 × 4.67
= $182,130
Now, the Value of levered firm = Value of unlevered firm + Outstanding debt × Tax rate
= $182,130 + $80,000 × 33%
= $182,130 + $26,400
= $208,530
Answer:
$4,000
Explanation:
The computation of the cash to be required to settle the liability is shown below:
= Purchase value of inventory - returned inventory which was purchased
= $5,000 - $1,000
= $4,000
It is a net purchase plus it is the cash required to settle the liability
There is no discount applied in the question as dates are not given so we ignored it.