You would choose the last one. In two months, you make more money thank you would in those two years for the first man.
<u>Answer:</u>
<u>- Yes,</u>
<u>- Bilateral, Implied contract which is enforceable.</u>
<u>Explanation</u>:
Note, both parties consented to a contract even though it was an informal setting. Remember, certain gestures were used by Ed to show contract acceptance, There's also valid consideration since the value of the exchange is known; which is a candy bar for $1.
Fran thus understands that Ed will pay for the candy later since he saw the sign, this also makes it a bilateral contract (between two parties only). The contract is also enforceable since it is legal to sell candies.
Answer:
The current share price is $82.85
Explanation:
D1 = (2.85*1.25)
= 3.56
D2 = (3.56*1.25)
= 4.45
D3 = (4.45*1.25)
= 5.566
Value after year 3 = (D3*Growth rate)/(Required rate - Growth rate)
= (5.566*1.045)/(0.105 - 0.045)
= $96.95
current price = Future dividend and value*Present value of discounting factor
= 3.56/1.105 + 4.45/1.105^2 +5.566/1.105^3 + $96.95/1.105^3
= $82.85
Therefore, The current share price is $82.85
Answer:
Equilibrium price=6
Equilibrium quantity=20
Explanation:
P=10-0.2Qd
P-10= -0.2Qd
Qd=p-10/-0.2
Qd=-5p+50
P=2+0.2Qs
P-2=0.2Qs
Qs=p-2/0.2
Qs=5p-10
(a)
Qs=Qd
5p-10= -5p+50
5p-10+5p-50=0
10p-60=0
10p=60
p=6
Equilibrium price=6
Equilibrium quantity
Qd=-5p+50
=-5(6)+50
=-30+50
=20
Qs=5p-10
=5(6)-10
=30-10
=20
Equilibrium quantity=20
(c) Graph has been attached showing the equilibrium price and quantity
