Answer:
Given:
Implicit Cost = $65,000
Total revenue = $150,000
Explicit cost = $85,000
Here, we'll compute the economic profit for the first year as :
<em>Economic profit = Total revenue - (Explicit cost + Implicit Cost)</em>
<em>Economic profit = </em>$150,000 - ($85,000 + $65,000)
<em>Economic profit = $0 </em>
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<em>∴ </em><u><em>Tom’s economic profit for his first year in business will be $0</em></u>
<u><em>The correct option is (a).</em></u>
Answer:
2.34 million
Explanation:
Vasudevan incorporation reported an operating income of $2.90 million
The depreciation is $1.20 million
The tax rate is 40%
= 40/100
= 0.4
The firm's expenditure on fixed assets and net operating working capital is $0.6 million
Therefore, the free cash flow can be calculated as follows
Free cash flow= operating profit-tax+depreciation-expenditure
= 2.90-(2.90×0.4)+1.20-0.6
= 2.90-1.16+1.20-0.6
= 2.34
Hence the free cash flow is 2.34 million
Answer:
Crane should report $26,400 as subscription revenue in Income Statement
Explanation:
Amount received towards Subscription = $79,200 for 3 years
Subscription revenue to be recognized in Income Statement of 2020 =
= $79,200 / 3
= $26,400
Because the % discounts cannot be added to calculate the final price.
The first discount is over the original price but the second discount is over the already discounted price.
You can find a combined factor if you multiply the two factors.
Discount of 25% => Factor = 0.75
Now you can find the combined factor by multilplying 0.75*.75 = 0.5625
That means that the final price will be the original price times 0.5625 (or what is the same that the discount is 100 - 56.25 = 43.75%.
Then the operation results in a higher price than if you multiply by 0.5 (50% discount).
In conclusion the discount resulting from two consecutive 25% discounts is less than a 50% discount.
