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The Food and Drug Administration and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are two examples of _[blank]_.

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Consumer protection agencies

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(f)None

Explanation:

Pay back period is the no of years in which cost of investment is recovered in the form of cash flow.

Project with cash back period of two years is acceptable .

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cash flow in first two years = 50+50 = 100 million dollar

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Project 2

initial outlay of fund = 80 million dollar

cash flow in first two years = 40+45 = 95

so it is acceptable because it recovers the project cost in first two years .

Project 3

initial outlay of fund = 70 million dollar

cash flow in first two years = 30+40 = 70

so it is acceptable because it recovers the project cost in first two years .

Project 4

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cash flow in first two years = 30+40 = 70

so it is acceptable because it recovers the project cost in first two years .

Project 5

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An increase of $100,000 in inventory would result in a(n) Increase in bonds payable. Decrease of net cash flow. Decrease in mark

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Decrease of net cash flow

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Underthe indirect method, we calculate the cash flow based on the change in working capital:

The inventory, which is an asset will be purchased with cash or cash equivalent. Therefore, an increase on inventory produce a decrease of net cash flow.

If the inventory is purchased on account then, It will increase account payable, which represent an increase on the net cash flow. This generates a net effect of zero, 100,000 for account payable - 100,000 for inventory.

Which is what happens when purchase on account are made.

However, here we are asked for an increase on inventory only. We should simply state that this will represent a decrease in the cash flow for 100,000.

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A PPO uses a discount on charge arrangement. Marie incurred total charges by a hospital of $20 comma 300, and the percentage p

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$2,842

Explanation:

total amount that the PPO will pay = $20,300 x 70% = $14,210

Marie has to pay 20% of that amount = $14,210 x 20% = $2,842

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Two accounts are opened at the same time. You deposit 1250 dollars into the first account, which earns interest at an effective

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Assuming a final balance of $3,000 for the second account, it would take 26,4 years of the first account to be exactly twice the balance in the second account.

Explanation:

First, we need to determine a quantity for the second account. We use the compound interest formula:

A = P(1 + i/n)^n*t

where:

A = Final value

P = initial value

i = interest rate

n = number of times the interest rate is compounded in the period

t = number of periods elapsed

We will assume that we need to find the number of years it takes for the second account to give a balance of $3,000. Under this sceneario, our values will be:

A = $3,000

P = $210

i = 11.2% annually

n = 1 (the interest rate is an efective annual rate, therefore, it is compounded once in a year)

t = x (the number of periods is the incognita)

Next, we plug the amounts into the equation and solve:

210 (1 + 0.112)^X = 3,000

(1.1112)^X = 3,000 / 210

(1.112)^X = 14.3

Remember that we use logarithms to solve for an unknown exponent

X * Log 1.112 = Log 14.3

X = Log 14.3 / Log 1.112

X = 25.0 years

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Now, we need to find how long it takes the second account to give a balance that doubles 3,000. (6,000)

1,250 (1 + 0.061)^X = 6,000

(1.061)^X = 4.8

X*log 1.061 = log 4.8

X = log 4.8 / log 1.061

X = 26.49 years

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