Answer: Fill or kill order
Explanation:
A fill or kill order is used when an individual or firm wants to either buy or sell a stock and in such cases, the order must be done as quickly as possible in its entirety.
If the order isn't done immediately at the price that has been specified or a price that's more than the specified price, such order is cancelled. Also, for a fill or kill order, partial execution isn't applicable.
Answer:
A. $93,600
Explanation:
Data provided as per the question below:-
Face value = $90,000
Quoted price = 104
The computation of selling price is shown below:-
Selling Price = Face value × Quoted price ÷ 100
= $90,000 × 104 ÷ 100
= $90,000 × 1.04
= $93,600
Therefore for computing the selling price we simply applied the above formula.
Answer:
- Contribution margin of product.
- Selling price of supplier.
- Interference with other production.
Explanation:
The selling price offered less the contribution margin will determinate if the order generates a positive contribution for itself
If that number is negative the order should be rejected. if positive then, the analysis continues:
Interference with other production, if the company has to renounc e to selling in another marker for this order then; the differenctial revenue should be considered as it's an opportunity cost.
Because if it is a private loan people will not believe you because you will have no proof to sue them
Answer:
a. $165,000
b. -$29,500
Explanation:
a. If the allocation takes place, Shirley's income will include both the interest and rent incomes as well as the capital gains:
= Interest income + Rent income + Capital gain income
= 25,000 + 100,000 + 40,000
= $165,000
b. If the allocation happens according to what Betty suggests, Shirley would receive:
= Interest income / 2 - Cost of recovery expenses - Fiduciary admin fees
= 25,000 / 2 - 35,000 - 7,000
= -$29,500
