The given statement " A director violates the corporate opportunity doctrine if he or she competes with the corporation, unless the disinterested directors approve of the director's actions " is TRUE
Explanation:
A business opportunity applies to any business opportunity that a client may gain.
The Corporate Opportunity law controls the moral responsibility of directors, managers and managing stockholders in an organisation, with loyalty responsibilities, not to misuse such incentives without first offering to the corporate board the right to reject the opportunity on behalf of the company.
When these actions are broken and a director of the company takes the chance, then the trustee has abused his obligation to be trustworthy and will be able to maintain a constructive trust with the proceeds arising from the incorrect transaction.
Answer: 13.26%
Explanation:
Year 0 Investment = $385,000
Incremental Cash flow every year = Cashflow if owned - Cashflow if leased
= 164,000 - 133,000
= $31,500
Incremental cashflow in Year 10 = Incremental Cashflow + Cashflow from sale of property
= 31,500 + 750,000
= $781,500
Using Excel and the IRR function, the rate is = 13.26%
Answer:
The company should not further process the product as it results in income reduction by $1000.
Explanation:
According to the given data, company current profit for 1000 units is :
= (cost of sell) - (cost of manufacturing)
= $7000 - $5000
= $2000 (current profit)
While when company further process the product, the profit will be :
= (cost of sell) - (cost of manufacture)
= $10000 - ( $5000 + $4000)
= $10000 - $9000
= $1000
It clearly shows that further processing the product may result in reduction of profit by $1000.
Hence the company should not further process the product.
Answer:
The correct answer is option A.
Explanation:
When the surgeon general announces that eating apples is good for teeth, it would increase the demand for apples. The demand curve will shift rightwards. This will further lead to increase in price level. The producer surplus will also increase.
This is shown in the graph below:
When there is an increase in the demand, the demand curve moves to D' leading to an increase in the price level. It is further accompanied by an increase in the producer surplus.
