Answer:
0.0556 or 5.57%
Explanation:
Given that,
stock has a beta = 1.25
Dividend paid by company, D1 = $0.40
Expected growth rate of dividend, g = 5%
Expected return on the market, r = 12%
Treasury bills are yielding, t = 5.8%
Recent stock price for Berta, p = $75
Common stock (under DCF method):
= 0.0056 + 0.05
= 0.0556 or 5.57%
Answer:
Frictionally unemployed
Explanation:
Frictional unemployed is the time that a person takes to shift from one job to another job. For the time the employee prefer to work to earn money until the person gets the job. Such type of unemployment in the economy is known as Frictional Unemployment. In this case we can see that Chelsea is frictionally unemployed now because he is searching for a job because of job insecurities.
Answer:
Maxwell will win this case, as per division 2 of UCC, seller bears the cost for loss under implied warranty of fitness, if the goods do not meet the ordinary purpose or is inefficient.
Explanation:
Given in this case, Maxwell is applying "Universal Commercial Code (UCC)" division 2 provision, which defines all the goods and services.
A movable property, which can be sold from seller to the buyer at certain prices are called goods. Therefore, in this case, "Raw Cream" comes in the definition of goods, as it is directly sold to Maxwell by the grocery shop.
Maxwell will win this case, as per division 2 of UCC, seller bears the cost for loss under implied warranty of fitness, if the goods do not meet the ordinary purpose or is inefficient.
Answer:
The answer is $8,180
Explanation:
Balance per general ledger cash at bank account. $9,480
Items in bank statement not in cash book:
Bank service charges. ($50)
NSF check. ($1,250)
Corrected cash at bank $8,180
Balance per bank statement $12,175
Items in general ledger not in bank statement:
Deposit in transit $1,800
Outstanding checks ($5,795)
Corrected balance per bank statement. $8,180
Answer: B.it is often impossible to identify with precision where a product is in the product life cycle.
Explanation:
It is very hard to identify for sure where a product is in the life cycle for a myriad of reasons chief amongst them being the lack of sufficient data, external factors influencing data and misalignment with historical data.
Products go through four stages in product life style starting from introduction, growth, maturity and decline and pinpointing exactly where a product is can be affected by the aforementioned factors.
For example, products like natural food or yoghurt might be considered declining then due to renewed interest for whatever reason, they are rejuvenated and go back into a Growth phase.
Or in another example, the data of a product may be based on a stable economic period which does not hold anymore so the sales of the product cannot be expected to be the same and thus it can be wrongfully recategorized.
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