-I would clean up the spill
because someone can slip and there can
be injuries which will waste my time on talking to the manager.
-Another reason is the manager will be
proud and will give me the best working schedule.
Answer:
$419.95
Explanation:
The computation of the interest income reported is shown below
<u>Year Adjusted basis Interest received Premium Reported </u>
<u> Amortization Interest</u>
1 $11,700 $280 $69.40 $210.60
($280 - $210.60) ($11,700 × 3.6% × 6 ÷ 12 )
2. $11,630.60 $280 $70.65 $209.35
($11,700 - $69.40) ($280 - $209.35) ($11,630.60 × 3.6% × 6 ÷ 12 )
Total $419.95
Answer:
It will have to save 51,224.05 to reach their financial goal of 825,000 in thre years at the given market rate
Explanation:
We have to solve for the annuity-due future value installment
FV $825,000.0000
time 12 (4 quartes x 3 years )
rate 0.0445
C $ 51,224.043
Answer:
0.75%
Explanation:
In the first place, the weighted average cost of capital is the average cost of finance a firm incurs on aggregate on all its sources of finance a shown by the formula below:
WACC=(weight of equity*cost of equity)+(weight of preferred stock*cost of preferred stock)+(weight of debt*before-tax cost of debt )*(1-tax rate)
Note only debt has tax impact deduction
tax rate=40%
WACC using retained earnings:
WACC=(36%*14.7%)+( 6%* 12.2%)+(58%* 11.1%)*(1-40%)
WACC=9.89%
WACC using new common equity:
cost of new common equity=16.8%
WACC=(36%*16.8%)+( 6%* 12.2%)+(58%* 11.1%)*(1-40%)
WACC=10.64%
increase in WACC=10.64%-9.89%
increase in WACC=0.75%
Given a positive externality, the marginal social benefits curve lies to the right of the demand curve, with the market output below the socially optimal output
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The marginal benefits can be represented by the demand curve. Assume a condition where the consumers are the only persons who gets benefits from the commodity. In this scenario, the demand curve will be the marginal benefit curve. When the society gets benefits by consuming an additional unit of a commodity production, then it is the marginal society benefits.
The marginal benefit curve and the demand curve will be same as long as you are willing to pay a next unit of a good. When you are willing to pay for an additional unit of good, it give rise to the marginal benefit curve. In the positive externality, the marginal benefits curve will be lying to the right of the demand curve, having the market output below the socially optimal output.