Answer:
Mutually exclusive
Explanation:
Mutually exclusive projects are projects where if you accept one project, the other project has to be rejected.
For example, a company has $250,000 to invest in a project. It can either choose to build a warehouse or buy an equipment. Both projects cost $250,000. Because of the limited capital, only one project can be chosen. This is an example of a mutually exclusive project
Answer:
Equal to the physical units completed
Explanation:
If direct materials are added at the beginning of a process, the equivalent units completed of direct materials will be Equal to the physical units completed. This is because at the end of the process the equivalent units will be 100% complete as to direct materials.
Answer:
externalities
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that this provides the location-specific advantage of externalities. This term refers to the consequences/benefits incurred from third party activities whether or not you are part of that industry or market. Which in this case having all the companies in a specific location allows them to benefit from one another without there being an intent to.
Answer:
What she wants to know is whether she can deduct expenses related to her home office?
There are two basic requirements for claiming a home office deduction:
- Regular and exclusive use: this might qualify because her home office would be used only as an office and not as an additional room. This requirement is OK.
- Principal place of your business: she fails with this requirement since most of her work is done at her client's office. Since most of her work is done outside her home office, she cannot deduct expenses for it.
What is the estimated amount of the home office deduction?
There are two ways to deduct home office expenses if you qualify (in this case she doesn't):
- Simplified option: $5 per square foot (for a maximum of 300 sq ft) = $1,500
- Regular method: deductions are based on a % of the area used by the home office, in this case she could deduct approximately 10% of her home expenses (= 500 / 5,000) if she had qualified for the deduction.
Answer:
44.35
Explanation:
The stock will increase the grow rate of the company. We need to solve this.
The grow rate will be determinate using the Gordon dividend grow model
we clear for g
to find the return we use CAPM
risk free 0.032
market rate
premium market = (market rate - risk free) = 0.045
beta(non diversifiable risk) = 0.9
Ke 0.07250
this will be the return we use in the formula for grow
g = 0.0725 - 1.5/40 = 0.03500
At this rate our dividends will grow and also our share price
the stock in 3 years will be the current price capitalized with the grow rate
Stock 40.00
time 3.00
rate 0.035
Futue value in 3 years = 44.35