Answer:
total weight of debt = 0.343 or 34.3%
Explanation:
stock's market value = 17,500 x $69 = $1,207,500
bond₁'s market value = $250,000 x 101.5% = $256,750
bond₂'s market value = $350,000 x 106.5% = $372,750
total market value of the firm = $1,837,000
weighted capital structure:
                                        market value            weight
stocks                             $1,207,500               0.657
bond₁                              $256,750                  0.140
bond₂                              $372,750                  0.203
total                                $1,837,000                 1
total weight of debt = 0.343 or 34.3%
 
        
             
        
        
        
The correct alternative regarding tax revenue:
<u>B-Personal income tax is currently the largest source of government revenue in South Africa.</u>
<u>Direct </u><u>Taxes</u>
- it is levied on earnings and activities conducted.
- the burden of tax cannot be shifted in case of direct tax.
- it is paid directly by individual concerned.
- it is paid after the income reaches in the hands of the taxpayer
- Tax collection is difficult.
- instance income tax, wealth tax etc.
<u>Indirect </u><u>Taxes</u>
- it is levied on product or services.
- the burden of tax shifted for indirect taxes
- It is paid by way of one man or woman however he recovers the same from another person i.e. person who actually bear the tax ultimate consumer.
- it is paid before goods/service reaches the taxpayer.
- Tax collection is exceptionally easier
- Example GST, excise duty custom duty sale tax carrier tax
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Answer:
the net cash used in financing activities is -$3,803,000
Explanation:
The computation of the net cash used in financing activities is shown below:
= Payment of cash dividend - payment for early retirement + proceeds from the sale of treasury stock 
= -$280,000 -$3,974,000 +  $451,000 
= -$3,803,000
hence, the net cash used in financing activities is -$3,803,000
WE simply applied the above formula 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
It will take 30 years for country Y’s GDP to catch up with that of country X
Explanation:
In this question. We are asked to calculate the number of years it will take a certain country Y to catch up with the GDP of a certain country X, given the annual growth rate in both countries. 
We calculate the number of years as follows;
Firstly, we assign a variable to the value of the real GDP of country Y
let real
Let the real GDP of the country Y be n. This means that the GDP of country C will be 4 * n = 4n 
With a 7% growth rate annual, country Y's Real GDP will be doubled in 70/7 = 10 years and;
With annual growth rate of 2.33% ,country x's Real GDP doubles in 70/2.33 = 30 years.(Approx)
Now in next 30 years x's Real GDP will be = 2x4n = 8n
and Y's Real GDP in next 30 years will be = 2x2x2xn = 8n.
thus , it will take 30 years to country Y to catch up to the level of country x.