The correct answer to this open question is the following.
No, it is not ethical.
The risks that Emerald faces by not upholding his responsibility for the collection and payment of employment taxes is that, first of all, this is not correct. He has an obligation, a moral and a fiscal obligation to report on time the employment taxes. That is why his actions are not ethical although he indeed does pay before he gets caught. That decision could be a business decision to buy some time and trying t fix other problems, but a true leader does not need to cover things with wrongdoings. What can of example is he showing to his employees?
Later on, on another occasion, he won't have the moral authority to demand ethical behavior from his employees. He is not setting an example.
<h2>Choices companies give customers of the features to be included on the products they purchase are known as "options".</h2>
Explanation:
Options are nothing but an enhanced version of the basic product.
There are 'n' number of examples which can be given and I am listing few.
Example 1: Shampoo
Shampoo is the basic product, adding on to it with little conditioner effect and fragrance enhance the existing model and customer likes the enhanced feature / option.
Example 2: Automobile products
A basic automobile with rear mirror, seat cover, carpets, etc to attract customer.
Example 3: Mobile phones
Almost all the customers look mainly for the features and they get attracted towards the purchase only by reading the features.
Features are added to keep the product live in the market.
Answer:
Germany
Explanation:
Tennis rackets are in a way, a luxury item that is only often bought by people who enjoy a middle-high, or high income. This is because Tennis as a whole tends to be an expensive sport to practice, since most tennis courts are located in private clubs, need to be rented for the practice, and the rest of the equipment associated with the sport: the footwear, and even the clothing, tends to be expensive as well.
For this reason, I would target a high income country first, and the most straightforward proxy to measure the average income of a nation is its GDP Per Capita, which is the GDP divided by the total population of the country.
According to the CIA Factbook, we have the following GDP Per Capita figures for the countries listed:
Brazil: $15,600
China: $18,200
Germany: $53,209
Italy: $38,200
Japan: $42,900
As a result, I would choose Germany, because it has the highest GDP per capita among the lot.
Answer:
Bond Price = $580.2640476 rounded off to $580.26
Explanation:
A zero coupon bond is a kind of bond that does not pay interest to the bond holder like other bonds. Instead it is offered at a discount price and pays the par value at maturity. The discount price is calculated using a certain rate which can also be called the implied interest rate on this zero coupon bond. The formula to calculate the price of the zero coupon bond is,
Bond Price = Par Value / (1 + r)^t
Where,
- r is the interest rate or the discount rate
- t is the number of periods to maturity
Bond Price = 1000 / (1+0.115)^5
Bond Price = $580.2640476 rounded off to $580.26
Answer:
a.38%
b. No because the margin is above the requirement at 38%
c.-150%
Explanation:
a.
1000 shares*$40 per share = 40000
margin requirement is 50% so equity = 20000
1 year later price increase to 50
$1000 shares*$50 per share = 50000
dividend = $2*1000 = 2000
margin = 20000/52000 = 38%
b.
No because the margin is above the requirement at 38%
c.
Price of 1000 stock year 1 at 50$/share = 50000
40000 – 50000 = -10000
Rate of return = (-10000 -20000)/20000 = -150%
