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Answer:
$0
Explanation:
Alfred paid in premiums = $18,300
company paid Alfred = $125,000
Alfred died after 18 months, then,
Company collected the face amount of the policy = $150,000
Sale of policy = [ company compensation - premium paid]
= $125,000 - $18,300
= $106,700
In this situation, Alfred receives the submission price from the insurance company consequential in profit.
There is no gain in the income of the insurance policy that is purchased by the Alfred for the long term.
That's why he is not required to include the amount of sale of policy i.e. $106,700.
Hence, Alfred required to include in his gross income will be zero ($0).
Answer:
$26.30
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the investor's valuation of this stock
Using this formula
Investor's valuation of the stock = [Dividend / (1 + rate)] + [Selling price / (1 + rate)]
Let plug in the formula
Investor's valuation of the stock = [$0.24 / (1 + 0.15)] + [$30 / (1 + 0.15)]
Investor's valuation of the stock = $0.21 + $26.09
Investor's valuation of the stock = $26.30
Therefore the investor's valuation of this stock will be $26.30
Answer:
c. He was a member of the French Parliament using satire to illustrate the foolishness of the arguments used by the proponents of trade restrictions.
Explanation:
Frédéric Bastiat was an economist, journalist and member of the French parliament in the wing of economic liberalism. Regarding his economic thinking, Bastiat had a strong inclination or liberalism and consumer protection against any kind of corporate authority. For him, the government was responsible for guaranteeing the lives of citizens, individual and commercial freedom and protection of property. Regarding commercial freedom, he presented himself against commercial restrictions, he thought this was a step backwards and satirized those who defended it, as you can see in the question above.
Answer:
$1,600
Explanation:
It is important to note that the company uses accrual basis accounting. The Service Revenue account should be credited for $1,600
