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attashe74 [19]
3 years ago
13

Why does human want change over a period of time ?​

Business
1 answer:
Mrac [35]3 years ago
5 0

Every human has a desire for better standards of living. For this, they need to change with their desires and wants for the better in terms of food, clothing, and living
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Explanation:

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Ke is the cost of equity is 14.7%

Kd is the cost of debt is  11.1%

Kp is  the cost of preferred stock 12.2%

E=equity weight of 51% 0.51

P= preferred stock weight 4% 0.04

D=debt weight 45% 0.45

V=debt+equity+preferred stock weights

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WACC=14.7%*0.51/1+12.2%*0.04+11.1%*0.45*(1-0.25)

          =(14.7%*0.51)/1+(12.2%*0.04)+(11.1%*0.45*0.75)

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WACC when additional funds is raised from common equity capital

Ke is the cost of equity is 16.8%

Kd is the cost of debt is  11.1%

Kp is  the cost of preferred stock 12.2%

E=equity weight of 51% 0.51

P= preferred stock weight 4% 0.04

D=debt weight 45% 0.45

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Net Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities

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Accounts Receivable ($525,000 x 1.09)   $575,250

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t is the number of years the money is invested


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