Answer:
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Explanation:
On January we collect the 85,000 from revenues and the 12,00 form marketable securities.
Then, we add up each disbursement:
Materials 50000
Labor 30000
Overhead (net of depreciation) 19,500
Selling and administrative 15000
Total 114,500
Then we solve for the cash balance and get the blaance as it is higher than 20,000 we do not need financing
Then, this value is the beginning cash for February. As the ending balance is 14,000 we will take 6,000 financing to reach the bare minimum of 20,000
Answer:
A)
risk free rate = 8%
market rate = 15%
Xyrong's beta = 1.2
pays 40% of income in dividends
latest EPS = $10
ROE = 18%
k = 8% + (1.2 x 7%) = 16.4%
g = ROE x (1 - 40%) = 10.8%
div1 = [(40% x $10) x (1 + g)] = $4 x 1.108 = $4.432
stock price = $4.432 / (16.4% - 10.8%) = $79.14
B)
div0 = $4
div1 = $4.432
price0 = $103
price1 = $79.14 x (1 + g) = $79.14 x 1.108 = $87.69
holding period return = ($4.43 + $87.69 - $103) / $103] = -0.1056 or -10.56%
Answer:
(a) Option (c) is correct.
(b) Option (b) is correct.
Explanation:
(a) If there is an unexpected decrease in the oil prices (Positive supply shock) then as a result this will reduce the cost of production of the firms and hence, there is an increase in the supply of the goods. This will shift the aggregate supply curve rightwards.
(b) If all the producers are required to contribute more towards the heath insurance coverage (negative supply shock) then as a result this will increase the cost of production of the producers. So, this will lead to decrease the supply of the goods and also, shift the supply curve leftwards.
Too much money chasing too few goods is characterized by the term inflation.
