Answer:
$15000
Explanation:
All types of bonds have some common characteristics which include;
- A face/par value
- A coupon rate (interest rate).
- Either redeemable/irredeemable or convertible.
The face value of one bond is $1000 so the total value of 300 bonds would be $300,000 (300×$1000). In this example these are redeemable bonds which means Whitefeather Industries would be liable to payback the capital amount of bonds after five years (maturity date).
The coupon rate (i.e interest) is charged on Par value. So the Interest can be calculated as $300,000×10% = $30,000 per year.
In this question interest is payable semi-annually, therefore The amount of interest that occurs on December 31, 2017 is $15000 (For the last six months - July 1st till Dec 31st; $30000×6÷12).
Answer:
The answer is:
In general, you will receive higher rates of interest on your certificate of deposit the longer the maturity and the higher the dollar amount invested.
Explanation:
Interest rates are returns that an investor receive from their investment (under this situation - investment in certificate of deposit (CD)).
The higher the risk, the higher the return is required to compensate for the risk-taking of investor.
As long time commitment, that is long maturity, gives the investor higher exposure to risk and higher invested amount resulting to higher loss given default; investors will require higher return, that is - interest rate on CD, to compensate for their risk-taking.
Thus, longer and higher should be the correct choice to fill in the blank.
1,710 units
1,300 in inventory
+ 350 in transit
+ 80 on consignment
= 1730
- 20 damaged units
=1,710 units in period end inventory
