Capital budget is the budget for major investment expenditures. Capital budgeting is the process of planning whether a certain investment will be a long term investment or a short term investment. Expenditure is the amount of money spent for a certain investment.
Answer:
$8.23 per share
Explanation:
Total funds received by Turbo = (3.03 million shares x $ 7.65 per share) - $230,000
= $23,179,500 - $230,000 = $22,949,500
Gross Proceeds = Net Proceeds + Underwriter's Spread
Gross Proceeds = (Gross Proceeds * 0.07) + $7.65 per share
(Gross Proceeds – 0.07 Gross Proceeds) = $7.65 per share
Factorize gross proceeds mathematically to get
Gross Proceeds (1-0.07) = $7.65 per share
Gross Proceeds (0.93) = $7.65 per share
Gross Proceeds = 
Gross Proceeds = $8.23 per share
Answer:
On average the firm issued shares at $15 dollars each
Explanation:
the treasury stock are purchased at the market price which is not the same as the issuance price thus, we ignore it.
the company issued 33,600 shares with par value of $10
from which it has $168,000 additional paid-in
In total: 33,600 x $10 = 336,000
<u> + 168,000 </u>
Total paid-in 504,000
504,000 / 33,600 = <em>$15</em>
It is traditional economics
Answer: $4175
Explanation:
The Other Than Collision coverage is the payment to repair a vehicle when the damage caused isn't when one collides with another vehicle.
In this case, since Mary runs over a deer with her car, we'll deduct the other than collision deductible from her cost of the repair and this will be:
= $4375 - $200
= $4175
The insurer will pay Mary $4175