<span>It helps the business identify strengths and weaknesses. It helps to capitalize on the weaknesses and turn them into strengths. It also allows for the business to do the same with its strengths. It helps the business address and focus on goals for the future. It helps the business identify and stop threats. Finally, it allows the business identify and capitalize on the opportunities available to them.</span>
Answer:
$468,844 approx.
Explanation:
<u>Assumption</u>: <u>Since the question is incomplete, with the available information it has been construed that calculation of bond price is required and the question has been solved accordingl</u>y.
The price of a bond is the present value of future cash receipts it generates to the investor in the form of interest stream and principal stream.

wherein,
= price of bond as on today
i = annual coupon payments
ytm= investor's expectation of interest or market rate of interest on similar bonds
RV = Redemption value of such bonds assumed to be the face value
n = term to maturity

12.46221 × 22,500 + 0.376889 × 22,500 = 280,399.725 + 188444.5
$468,844 approx
This is the present value of the bond which is lower than it's face value because market rate of return of similar bonds is higher than the coupon rate of payment by Westside Corporation.
Answer:
$5,225,417
Explanation:
first payment 800000
1 quarter 250000
2 quarters 254000
3 quarters 258064
4 quarters 262193
5 quarters 266388
6 quarters 270650
7 quarters 274981
8 quarters 279380
9 quarters 283851
10 quarters 288392
11 quarters 293006
12 quarters 297694
13 quarters 302458
14 quarters 307297
15 quarters 312214
16 quarters 317209
17 quarters 322284
18 quarters 327441
19 quarters 332680
20 quarters 338003
11% = (1 + i/4)⁴
i = 0.106
quarterly interest = 2.65%
Now we need to determine the present value of this annuity and our discount rate is 2.65%. I will use an excel spreadsheet to determine the present value of the 20 quarterly payments and then add the initial payment.
$4,425,417 + $800,000 = $5,225,417
Answer:
A. A large, well-established company wants to get its products into several markets at once.
Explanation:
A multinational indirect exporter is ideal to reach foreign markets with a low level of risk as they already have contacts that might help with the distribution and logistics.