The company's cost of equity is
% of retained earnings according to the capm.
The cost of equity for a corporation is the amount that the market is willing to pay to own an asset and take on ownership risk. The two common methods for determining the cost of equity are the capital asset pricing model and dividend capitalization model. On the right side of the balance sheet, you can see a list of the company's debt and equity accounts. The cost of capital refers to the price a business must pay to finance its operations through debt, equity, or a mix of the two.
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rs = rRF + b(RPM), and rRF + b(RPM) =
% RPM
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The budget constrain is how much of each good can Joe's buy and it's given by:
Income = P_f * Q_f +P_s * Q_s
P_f = Price_of_Food
Q_f = Quantity_of_Food
P_s = Price_of_Shelter
Q_s = Quantity_of_Shelter
In case a):
300 = 5*Q_f(a) + 100*Q_s
in case b):
300 = 10*Q_f(b) + 100*Q_s
To draw each line, you can make a graphic in which the x axis is Q_s and y axis is Q_f
set Q_f = 0 and solve for Q_s which gives => Q_s = 3 so, in the x axis the line will start in Q_s = 3
the same, and solve for Q_f and it'll give =>
Q_f(a) = 60
Q_f(b) = 30
So, from the start in x axis in Q_s = 3 you draw the line (a) to the y axis Q_f(a) = 60 and you draw the line (b) to the y axis Q_f(b) = 30
To get the oportunity cost you have to divide the cost of what is given up (food) by what is gained (shelter).
Oportunity_Cost_Food(a) = 5/100 = 0.05
Oportunity_Cost_Food(b) = 10/100 = 0.10
As you can see, the oportunity cost of food increase
Answer:
The minimum amount of time required is:
26.82 years.
Explanation:
Present value = $2,600
Future value = $7,800 ($2,600 * 3)
Annual interest rate = 4.1%
Monthly interest rate = 4.1%/12 = 0.342%
$2,600 will need to be invested for 321.781 (26.82 years) periods to reach the future value of $7,800.00.
FV (Future Value) $7,800.00
PV (Present Value) $2,600.00
N (Number of Periods) 321.781
I/Y (Interest Rate) 0.342%
PMT (Periodic Payment) $0.00
Starting Investment $2,600.00
Total Principal $2,600.00
Total Interest $5,200.00
Answer:
d. A manufacturing company will normally have raw materials, work in process, and merchandise inventory as inventory account classifications.
Explanation:
- Normally a manufacturing company has various inventors such as raw material, work in progress and finished goods and the inventories are goods that held up in stocks for the ultimate goal of resale, another type of inventories include transit inventory, buffer inventory and cyclic inventory.
- Merchandise inventory is a finished good that is taken for sale by retail or wholesale. The finished goods for the sale by manufactures are generally called as finished goods inventory.
Answer:
d) $13
Explanation:
contribution margin per unit:
- product B = $45
- product C = $39
- product D = $25
contribution margin per machine hour:
- product B = $45 / 2.5 = $18
- product C = $39 / 3 = <u>$13</u>
- product D = $25 / 1.25 = $20
the company should first produce 800 units of product D and use 1,000 machine hours. Then it should produce 680 units of product B using 1,700 machine hours. In order to produce the remaining 20 units of product B and the 600 units of product C, the company must rent machine hours and the maximum possible price per hour is $13 (contribution margin per machine hour product C).
