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8_murik_8 [283]
2 years ago
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Retained earnings represents: Multiple Choice Amount of cash available for paying dividends. Total assets minus total liabilitie

s. Net income minus dividends for the current year. All net income, less all dividends, since the company began operations.
Business
1 answer:
kotegsom [21]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

All net income, less all dividends, since the company began operations.

Explanation:

Retained Earnings are the retained profits that the company keeps with itself, for meeting any case of emergency or for growing company and thus, meeting the growing expenses.

Each year when company earns profits and then, it distributes its profits in the form of dividends, the balance remaining after paying the dividends is added to retained earnings.

Thus, the entire balance of these kind of profits not paid anywhere else and also not utilized is called retained earnings.

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9.88%

Explanation:

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First step is to find Total portfolio vale using this formula

Total portfolio vale=(Stock A portfolio + Stock B portfolio)

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Total portfolio vale= 7,100

Second step is to calculate for the Expected portfolio return of Stock A by dividing Stock A portfolio by the Total portfolio vale then multiply it by the expected returns percentage

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Expected portfolio return Stock A = 0.3732 *0.08

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The third step is to calculate for the Expected portfolio return of Stock B by dividing Stock B portfolio by the Total portfolio vale then multiply it by the expected returns percentage

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The last step is add up the expected return on the portfolio for both Stock A and Stock B

Using this formula

Expected return on the portfolio=(Stock A Expected return on the portfolio + Stock B Expected return on the portfolio)

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