Answer:
a) The PV of the quarterback's contract is 13.91 million
b) The PV of the receiver's contract is 14.42 million
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c) The Receiver is better paid
Explanation:
a)
PV of quarterback
= 3.1/1.09 + 3.1/1.09^2 + 3.1/1.09^3 + 3.1/1.09^4 + 3.1/1.09^5 + 3.1/1.09^6
= 3.1/0.09*(1 - (1/1.09)^6)
= 13.91 million
Therefore, The PV of the quarterback's contract is 13.91 million
.
b)
PV of receiver's contract
= 5 + 2.1/1.09 + 2.1/1.09^2+2.1/1.09^3+2.1/1.09^4+2.1/1.09^5+2.1/1.09^6
= 5 + 2.1/0.09*(1 - (1/1.09)^6)
= 14.42 million
Therefore, The PV of the receiver's contract is 14.42 million
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c) Since the PV of the quarterback's contract is less than the PV of the receiver's contract, The Receiver is better paid.
Answer:
$7,300 loss
Explanation:
The computation of the net foreign exchange gain or loss included in the income statement is shown below:
Since the merchandise purchased value is $62,900
And, the paid amount is $53,200
So, the gain on transaction is
= $62,900 - $53,200
= $9,700
The borrowed amount is $305,000
And, the principal amount is $322,000
So, the loss is
= $305,000 - $322,000
= $17,000 loss
So in this case $7,300 loss is included which is a difference of $9,700 and $17,000
Answer:
Partner Macki will eventually receive cash of $16,000
Explanation:
Macki has a $40,000 capital balance.
Income and losses ratio for Macki is 2
Total Income and losses ratio = 2 + 3 = 5
Calculating for Macki
Cash to be received by partner Macki
= $40,000 * 2/5
= $16,000
You cannot compute for the capital in excess of par since you don’t have the number of shares but let us assume there are 100,000 shares.
If the Company sell 100,000 shares of its common stock for $2 per share, and the par value of each share is $5, then the amount of the capital in excess of par is 100,000 shares x $3/share, = 300,000 and is recorded:
Cash 500,000
Common stock ($2 x 100000) 200000
Additional Paid-In Capital($3 x 100000) 300000