If marginal cost is below average variable cost then

Neuman Corporation Convertible Bonds The following data apply to Neuman Corporation's convertible bonds: Maturity: 10 Stock pric

Natalija [7]

Answer:

A. The bond’s conversion ratio is 28.57

B. The bond’s conversion value is $857.14

C. The bond’s straight debt value is $798.70

D. The minimum price at which Neuman’s bonds should sell is $857.14

Explanation:

A. In order to calculate the bond’s conversion ratio we would have to calculate the following formula:

bond’s conversion ratio=par value/conversion price

According to the given data:

par value=$1,000

Conversion price=$35

Therefore, bond’s conversion ratio=$1,000/$35

bond’s conversion ratio=28.57

B. To calculate the bond’s conversion value we would have to make the following calculation:

bond’s conversion value=bond’s conversion ratio*Stock price

bond’s conversion value=28.57*$30.00

bond’s conversion value=$857.14

C. To calculate the bond’s straight debt value we would have to calculate the following formula:

bond’s straight debt value=PV(0.08,10,50,1,000)

bond’s straight debt value=$798.70

D. The minimum price at which Neuman’s bonds should sell is $857.14

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2 years ago

Drive-Ins borrowed money by issuing $ 2 comma 500 comma 000 of 8 % bonds payable at 96.5. Interest is paid semiannually. Requir

Bogdan [553]

Answer:

I don't think he got any back

Explanation:

The money could have been a tip.

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3 years ago

Bridge City Consulting bought a building and the land on which it is located for $175,000 cash. The land is estimated to represe

Darya [45]

Answer:

Part 1

D.E = $5,300

Part 2

a. Book Value = $61,900

b. Book Value = $122,500

Explanation:

Step 1 : Determine the Cost of Buildings

Separate the Cost of Land and the Cost of Building from the Purchase Price

Calculation of the Cost of Building

Purchase Price ($175,000 x 30%) $52,500

Building Renovations $20,000

Total $72,500

Step 2 : Depreciation calculation

Depreciation expense = (Cost - Residual Value) ÷ Useful Life

= ($72,500 - $19,500) ÷ 10

= $5,300

After Year 2

Buildings :

Accumulated Depreciation = $10,600

Book Value = $72,500 - $10,600 = $61,900

Land

Book Value = $175,000 x 70% = $122,500

Note : Land is not depreciated

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2 years ago

Due to limited liability, unlimited lives, and ease of ownership transfer, the majority of U.S. businesses (in terms of number o

Doss [256]

Due to limited liability, unlimited lives, and ease of ownership transfer, the majority of U.S. businesses (in terms of number of businesses) are organized as corporations----False

Explanation:

As in large corporations there is a limited liability up to the amount of shares held by any person. The liabilities are limited and not unlimited.

Also, there is an ease in transfer of ownership as through sale in open market which generally is easily feasible and there are no such difficult processes of following these regulations of transferring ownership.

Also in corporations huge number of people can be involved, as there is no maximum limit of number of owners in corporations.

What type of business has two or more owners and unlimited personal liability?

A general partnership is a business owned jointly by two or more people. Advantages include: more resources and talents come with an increase in partners, and the business can continue even after the death of a partner. Disadvantages include: partnership disputes, unlimited liability, and shared profits.

Learn more about liability of business:

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1 year ago

Nick won $1000 lottery prize He can't decide what he should spend the money con buy a console, a bike ,a watch or a trip . He gi

NeTakaya

Answer: Console

Explanation:

Opportunity cost is what one forgoes in order to get somethings else. Opportunity cost is as a result of limited resources hence a choice has to be made.

From thw question, we are told that

Nick won $1000 lottery prize and he can't decide what he should spend the money on buy as he wanted a console, a bike ,a watch or go on a trip. We are further told that he gives up the bike and the watch but he really wants the console and that in the end he saves it all for the trip.

The opportunity cost here is the console. He wasn't really interested in the bike or watch but he really as very interested in the console and he eventually gave up on the console for the trip.

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3 years ago