Answer:
A. Dividend is paid to current shareholders.
Explanation:
This is simply said to be the aggregate amount of all current asset and also all current liability of an investment. It is used in measuring the short term liability of a business by subtracting the current liability from the current asset.
In some cases, it can be tagged a company’s current assets, such as cash, accounts receivable, inventories of goods etc. Many companies sum their's by calculating cash plus accounts receivable plus inventories, less accounts payable and less accrued expenses. This is why it is seen to decrease when dividend is paid to current shareholders.
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Answer:
It will decrease the government spending multiplier
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Answer:
All of the above are correct
Explanation:
When central banks or the Federal Reserve wants to control money supply in the economy it uses various tools that either mop up or increase money supply to the economy.
An increase in discount rate results in high interest rate of borrowing by commercial banks from the Federal Reserve. Cost of borrowing nos increased so money supply reduces.
Selling of government bonds is used to reduce cash in circulation. As investors buy the bonds money is moved from the economy to the Federal Reserve.
Reserve requirement is the amount of cash that commercial banks are required to keep with the Reserve. An increase in this means commercial banks have less to give to its customers
Answer:
Happy Frog Inc.
Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR) = (Future value of positive cash flows / present value of negative cash flows) (1/n) – 1
= ($1,400,000 /-$1,198,700) (1/5) - 1
= -1.167932 x -0.8
= 0.934
MIRR = 9.34%
Explanation:
a) Future Value of positive cash flows:
1 $300,000
3 $660,000
4 $440,000
Total $1,400,000
b) Present value of negative cash flows:
0 -$762,000
2 -$436,700 ($550,000 x 0.794)
Total -$1,198,700
c) The Modified Internal Rate of Return for Happy Frog Inc. is greater than its Weighted Average Cost of Capital. Therefore, the project looks very promising and should be accepted.
