Answer: $40
Explanation:
First find the required return using CAPM;
Required return = Riskfree rate + beta * (Market return - riskfree rate)
= 6% + 0.5 * (13% - 6%)
= 9.5%
Then use DDM to determine intrinsic value;
= Next dividend / (Required return - growth rate)
= 5 / (9.5% - (-3%))
= $40
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
Based on the scenario in the question, there will be a debit to interest receivable in the amount of:
= $51600 × 6%/12
= $51600 × 0.06/12
= $51600 × 0.005
= $280
Interest revenue will also be credited in the amount of $280
Debit: Interest receivable $280
Credit: Interest revenue $280
Answer:
Holding period return = 4.94%
Explanation:
Given that :
Allan purchased 800 shares of stock on margin for $31
And He sold it at the rate of $33.50 after five months.
Initial Margin requirement = 65%
Maintenance Margin = 30%
Interest Rate on Margin loan = 7.5%
The Holding period return can therefore be calculated by the formula:
Holding period return = (sale price - purchase price - interest paid )/Purchase price
where ;
31 × 800 = 24800
Interest for five month = 5/12
Holding period return = (33.50-31)×800 - (7.5% ×24800× 5/12) / 24800
Holding period return = (2000-775)/24800
Holding period return = 0.0494
Holding period return = 4.94%
Answer:
There are 52 dollars increase on marginal cost when production rises
There are 58000 dollars increase on total cost when production rises
Explanation:
Please find attached word file with the calculations.
Answer:
The overapplied factory overhead results in more expense. The overapplied factory overhead results in increase in cost of good sold. Over-application means that actual overhead are less than reported expense. At the end of the accounting period the company will pass following accounting entry to adjust over application
Debit FOH account 400
Credit Cost of Good Sold 400
So after this adjustment the net income will increase by 400 dollars.
