Answer:
The times interest earned ratio will reduce
Explanation:
The times interest earned ratio is a ratio that looks at how many times a companies earnings from operations can cover the loan interest it has to pay in a year.
It is calculated by the formula Earnings Before Interest and Tax divided by the interest expense.
Therefore looking at the scenario, if HCA increases its debt level by issuing a $1.53 billion bond, this will increase its interest expense significantly and the number of times its earnings will cover its interest expense will be remarkably lower.
Therefore the times interest earned ratio will reduce
So, the dollar price of the jeans is the nominal variable, and the relative price is the real variable. The relative price of the jeans have been adjusted to inflation. The dollar price hasn't been adjusted for inflation, hence why it is the nominal variable (not adjusted for inflation).
Answer:
-jerry is entitled to monetary damages compensations due to a contract breach.
-Freddy has to pay Jerry $90
Explanation:
the damage that the gym is entitled to would be that of a contract breach. Freddy wanted to earn more money so he breached the contract. Now given that Jerry had to go with another supplier of water at a greater cost of 50 dollars for 9 months, just to satisfy his requirements. Freddy has to pay him monetary damages for this breach in contract. he has to pay the difference that exists between the price in the contract they had and what jerry now has to pay due to the breach. The difference is 10 dollars, which is to be paid every month for 9 months
= (50 - 40)*9
= 10 * 9 = $90
Answer:
$ 6,600
Explanation:
Monty should 
e up to 
in the gross account but to an extent of the tax benefit in the previous year. Since the debt is a non-business debt, the amount of 
would be reported as the short term business capital loss.
In the previous year, Monty had a capital gain of 
and 
as taxable income.
Therefore, $ 3,600 + $ 3,000 = $ 6,600
So $ 6,600 out of $ 9,000 loss produced the tax benefit. Therefore, only 
can be included in the gross income of Monty for this year.
Answer:
d) $4.00.
Explanation:
Net Income = $34,000
Common shares outstanding = 8,500 shares
Earning Per share = Net Income for the period / Common shares outstanding
Earning Per share = $34,000 / 8,500 shares
Earning Per share = $4 per share
The company's earnings per share is $4.
Divided declared has nothing to do in the calculation of Earning per share because we just measure the earning against each share which involves net income and number of outstanding shares only.
