Answer:
<u>Interlocking corporate director</u>
Explanation:
Interlocking corporate director refers to an individual serving as a director on the board of multiple companies.
Interlocking directorship is not considered illegal if the companies of which the same individual serves as a director, are not competing firms.
In the given case, an individual serves on the board of a bank, also serves the board of a computer manufacturing company that usually borrows from the bank.
Here, the independence and objectivity of the director would be impaired and this may lead to a situation of conflict of interests as the director exercises sizable influence in framing the lending policies of the bank.
Thus, such a situation would be in violation and the director may have to step down from the board of one of the companies.
Answer:
Option (A) $180,000
Explanation:
The amount of income tax expense has to be reported by the provincial is shown as
$600,000 × 30% = $180,000
Income tax benefits of ($100,000 × 30% = $30,000) should be disclosed separately in the discontinued operations section of income statement.
Therefore, the correct answer is option (A) $ 180,000.
Answer:
In order to reduce the money supply by $1 billion, the FED needs to sell $100 million in securities.
Explanation:
The total effect on the money supply is given by: money withdrawn from the economy x money multiplier
money multiplier = 1 / required rate of return = 1 / 10% = 10
effect on the economy = -$100 million x 10 = -$1 billion
Answer:
$1,061.28
Explanation:
We need to calculate the present value of the bond using the minimum effective rate of 7.1225%
First we calcualte the present value of an annuity of $80 for 10 years
PV = $558.72
Then we calculate the $1,000 in 10 years present value
PV = $502.57
Then we add both values
$502.57 + $558.72 = $1,061.28
This will be the present value AKA market price which yields the minimun rate of 7.1225%
