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4 years ago

When making college visits, you may be able to.

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aalyn [17]4 years ago

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You may be able to apply for admission to the college and apply for a student loan or financial aid.

marysya [2.9K]4 years ago

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Can help you form an idea of what you are looking for in a college.

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Current bond price is $891.74

Explanation:

Coupon rate: 7%

Tenor (Nper): 13 years

Par value: $1,000

YTM (discounting rate): 8.4%

Coupon received annually (PMT) = $1,000 * 7% = $70

Current bond price = present value of coupon received annually + present value of bond

To calculate PV of coupon received, we use excel in formula PV(discounting rate ,Nper,- PMT) = PV(8.4%,13,-70) = $541.30

or calculate manually = 70/(1+8.4%)^13+70/(1+8.4%)^12+…..+70/(1+8.4%)^1 = $541.30

present value of bond = 1000/(1+8.4%)^13 = $350.44

Current bond price = $541.30 + $350.44 = $891.74

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4 years ago

a stock is priced at $45 per share. the stock has earnings per share of $3 and a market capitalization rate of 14%. what is the

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Residual income is the excess of the controllable profit over the opportunity cost of capital invested.

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It is computed as follows:

Residual income = Controllable profit - (cost of capital× operating assets)

Division ABC

Residual income = 200,000 - (10%×750,000) = $125,000

Residual income= $125,000

Division XYZ

Residual income = 210,000 - (10% ×800,000) = $130 ,000

Residual income= $130,000

Division XYZ has a higher residual income of $130,000 compared to the $125,000 of division ABC. A difference of $5,000 higher.

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