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Answer:
This question is incomplete, it misses the options. The options are the following:
a) Commercialization
b) Concept testing
c) Prototype development
And the correct answer is the option C: Prototype development.
Explanation:
On the one hand, the stage of<em> "product screening" </em>is when the company and its employees can pare down the list of viable ideas to the ones that will only match the organization's strategic goals that they are looking for.
On the other hand, the<em> "prototype devolopment" </em>stage involves the fact of getting those viable ideas into touchable models that the managers can try in real life experience more than just in the papers. Therefore that in this stage is when the employees build a product model based on clear product descriptions.
Answer: I. Thursday and III. Saturday
Explanation: To say that Isabelle has $84.00 in her account means that she has her own cash held in a bank. This means that Isabelle has a debit account and is likely using a debit card to for her deposits and purchases. A debit card is used to take out cash from her account, and not a line of credit. This means that the cash for every purchase she makes is withdrawn from her account which then debits, or decreases her balance. On the other hand every deposit into her account, increases the balance which is credited to her account.
The changes made throughout the week affected her account in the following way:
Day Debit(-) Credit (+) Balance
Openin bal: 84.00
Monday -22.35 61.65
Tuesday -47.60 +10.29 24.34
Wednesday -15.44 8.90
Thursday -11.25 -2.35
Friday -9.78 +22.69 10.56
Saturday -30.54 +18.86 -1.12
∴closing bal: = -1.12
From this it shows that Isabelle is charged an overdraft fee on Thursday (I) and Saturday (III) as she spent more than what she had in her account on those days.
Answer:
8.37%
Explanation:
WACC = [E / (D + E)](Re) + [D / (D + E)](Rd)(1 - T)
E = market value of equity
D = market value of debt
Re = cost of equity
Rd = cost of debt
T = taxes
- E = 3,000,000 common stocks x $50 = $150,000,000
- DP = 1,000,000 preferred stock x $33 = $33,000,000
- DB = 80,000 bonds x $1,080 = $86,400,000
- Re = (dividend / stock price) + growth rate = ($2.4 / $50) + 6% = 0.048 + 6% = 0.108 or 10.8%
- Rdp = $2.70 / $33 = 8.18%
- Rdb = $85 / $1,080 = 7.87%
- T = 33%
WACC = [E / (D + E)](Re) + [DP / (D + E)](Rdp)(1 - T) + [DB / (D + E)](Rdb)(1 - T)
since the numbers are too large, I will divide the calculation into three parts:
- [E / (D + E)](Re) = [$150,000,000 / ($119,400,000 + $150,000,000)](10.8%) = ($150,000,000 / $269,400,000) x 10.8% = 0.5568 x 10.8% = 0.0601 or 6.01%
- [DP / (D + E)](Rdp)(1 - T) = ($33,000,000 / $269,400,000) x 8.18% x (1 - 33%) = 0.1225 x 8.18% x 67% = 0.0067 or 0.67%
- [DB / (D + E)](Rdb)(1 - T) = ($86,400,000 / $269,400,000) x 7.87% x 67% = 0.0169 or 1.69%
WACC = 6.01% + 0.67% + 1.69% = 8.37%