Answer:
When goods were sold to Shiva :
Shiva A/C Dr Rs.10,000
To Sales A/C Rs.10,000
(Being goods sold to Shiva)
When goods are being returned by Shiva :
Sales Returns A/C Rs.2000
To Shiva A/C Dr Rs.2000
(Being goods returned by Shiva)
When Cash is received from Shiva :
Cash A/C Dr Rs.8000
To Shiva A/C Rs.8000
(Being Cash received from Shiva)
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Answer:
$50.67 per share
Explanation:
using the discounted cash flow model, we can determine Arras's total value:
CF₀ = $7.6
CF₁ = $7.98
CF₂ = $8.379
CF₃ = $8.79795
CF₄ = $9.2378475
CF₅ = $9.699739875
CF₆ = $9.893734673
we must first find the terminal value at year 5 = $9.893734673 / (7% - 2%) = $197.874694
now we can discount the future cash flows:
firm's value = $7.98/1.07 + $8.379/1.07² + $8.79795/1.07³ + $9.2378475/1.07⁴ + $9.699739875/1.07⁵ + $197.874694/1.07⁵ = $7.458 + $7.319 + $7.182 + $7.048 + $6.916 + $141.081 = $177.004 million
the shareholders' share of the firm's value = $177.004 million - $25 million = $152.004 million
price per share = $152.004 million / 3 million shares = $50.668 ≈ $50.67 per share
Answer:
a. Price ceiling
b. see graph
c. Increases
d. Increases, decreases
Explanation:
a. Price ceiling is the maximum price or ceiling so to speak imposed by government for a particular commodity inorder to relieve purchase burden from the consumers.
b. Take note of the price ceiling in the graph attached.
c. Number of demanded check-ups increases, since they are now more affordable.
d. Consumer surplus increase by $10, while the producer surplus decrease by $10 ($50-$40).
