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Answer: The cost of capital for a firm with no debt in its capital structure.
Explanation:
Leverage in finance refers to the use of debt. Unlevered capital therefore would refer to capital that is without debt which means that an unlevered cost of capital is one with no debt in its capital structure.
Companies with such a capital structure derive their capital 100% from Equity and as such do not pay interest. This means however, that they will not benefit from the tax shields that interest payments offer.
Answer:
A.$2,619
B.$6,800
C.$839
D.$495
Explanation:
Calculation to Determine the amount to be paid in full settlement of each of the invoices,
a) (2,800-200)*99%+45
=2,600*99%+45
=2,574+45
= $2,619
b) (7,600-800)
= $6,800
c)$1,400 – $600 – $16 + $55
=$784+$55
= $839
d)$500 –$5 = $495
Answer: b. The diversifiable risk of your portfolio will likely decline, but the expected market risk should not change.
Explanation:
Diversifiable risk is a risk that a particular security has or which can be seen in a certain sector. Market risk occurs when there's possibility that a particular investor will make loss due to certain factors which affects the entire market.
In the above scenario, the most likely to occur will be that the diversifiable risk of the portfolio will likely decline, but the expected market risk should not change.
It should be noted that diversification won't eliminate market risk. When more stocks are added, this brings about decline in diversification risk but market risk won't change.
Answer:
c. Balance of trade is equal to the sum of current account balance and financial account balance.
Explanation:
The balance of trade is the difference in value between a country's imports and its exports over time. Balance of trade ( BOT) is expressed in monetary terms. If a country has more exports than imports, it has a positive trade balance or a trade surplus. Balance of trade is also known as international trade balance or trade balance.
Economists use the balance of trade in determining the country's current account. A trade deficit or trade surplus on its own does not mean that the economy is weak or strong in that period. The balance of trade is obtained by subtracting net imports from net exports.
