Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": cost-benefit assessment.
Explanation:
Cost-benefit assessment implies analyzing what the costs and benefits of engaging in business are. The approach aims to minimize losses and maximize benefits. It does not necessarily imply there are not going to be losses during the business cycle but could reduce them as much as possible.
Answer:
We to invest <em> $ 17,213 per year to buy the car in seven years from now</em>
Explanation:
<u><em>First, we solve for the future value of the car:</em></u>
Principal 83,800.00
time 7.00
rate 0.10000
Amount 163,302.49
<u><em>Then, for the PTM to achieve tham amount in 7 years:</em></u>
FV 163,302
time 7
rate 0.1
<em>C $ 17,212.981 </em>
Answer:
$270m
Explanation:
We can calculate the amount that will increase W's shareholder's equity when the options are exercised as follows
Increase in equity = No Options Granted x Exercise price at the date of grant
Increase in equity = 15million x $18
Increase in equity = $270m
<span>
<span>Finance
charge can be defined as the amount charged by a creditor to a debtor as
borrowing fees or by a seller to a buyer for allowing the buyer to extend the
payment period for a certain good/service. In this case, the original price
of the car was $3,250. But since Michael's Plumbing was not able to pay the
full amount at once, they made a down payment of $450 and later 24 equal
installments of $150. In total, the amount paid will be (450+(150*24))=
$4,050. The finance charge is what they will pay over and above the initial
cash price. This is arrived at by getting the difference as follows
$4,050-$3,250= $800</span></span>
