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sleet_krkn [62]
3 years ago
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You are thinking about buying a house. You find one you like that costs $400,000. You learn that your bank will give you a mortg

age for $320,000 and that you would have to use all of your savings to make the down payment of $80,000. You calculate that the mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, maintenance, and utilities would total $1920 per month. Which of the following is true regarding your calculation of the cost of owning the house?A. It should not include maintenance, since homeowners often use their own time to fix things around the house instead of calling a professional.B. It should include your monthly income, since you must know the source of the money when trying to calculate costs.C. It should include the opportunity cost of the money used to make the down payment. This money could be earning interest in a bank.D. It should not include property taxes, since that is money that goes directly to the government and is no longer in the market.Given the information above, if the interest rate on your savings account was 4% a year, then the yearly opportunity cost of using this money for a down payment would be equal to __?
Business
1 answer:
Sliva [168]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: Option (c) is correct.

Explanation:

(a) It should include the opportunity cost of making the down payment. The opportunity cost is the benefit or cost obtained from the next best alternative. While making any big decision such as purchasing house which require huge amount, hence, one should consider the opportunity cost associated with the decision.

In our case, the buyer would deposit the down payment amount in the bank, so that he will be able to earn some interest income.

(b) Interest will be =4% of $80000

                              = $3200

so after the year amount will be 80,000 + 3,200

                                                     = $83,200

Monthly payment = $1920 per month

Year = 1,920 × 12

        = $23,040

Yearly opportunity cost will be $3,200  

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E16-4. On January 1.2013, when its $30 par value common stock was selling for $80 per share, Plato Corp. issued $10,000,000 of 8
coldgirl [10]

Answer:

A. Dr Cash Account $10,800,000

Cr To Bonds Payable $10,000,000

Cr To Premium Payable $800,000

B.Dr Bonds Payable account $3,000,000

Dr Premium on bonds payable Debited $2,700,000

Cr To Common Stock $7,500

Cr Additional paid in capital $5,692,500

Explanation:

(a) Preparation of the journal entry to record the original issuance of the convertible debentures

Dr Cash Account $10,800,000

Cr To Bonds Payable $10,000,000

Cr To Premium Payable $800,000

($10,000,000*8/100=$800,000)

(Being issue of share on convertible debenture)

b.Preparation of the journal entry to record the exercise of the conversion option, using the book value method

Dr Bonds Payable account $3,000,000

Dr Premium on bonds payable Debited $2,700,000

Cr To Common Stock $7,500

Cr Additional paid in capital$5,692,500

($3,000,000+$2,700,000-$7,500)

(Being maintain the record of outstanding conversation of debenture)

Calculation for for BONDS CONVERTED

First step is to calculate the amortization for 2013

Amortization for 2013=$10,000,000/20

Amortization for 2013=$500,000

Second step is to calculate the amortization for 2014

Amortization for 2014=$10,000,000/20

Amortization for 2014=$500,000

Third step is to Calculate the premium on bonds payable

Premium on bonds payable=$10,000,000−($500,000+$500,000)

Premium on bonds payable=$9,000,000

Now let calculate the bonds converted

Bonds converted=$9,000,000×30/100

Bonds converted=$2,700,000

Calculation for COMMON STOCK

First step is to calculate the number of bonds

Number of bonds=$10,000,000/1000

Number of bonds=10,000

Second step is to calculate Price for the bond

Price for the bond=10,000×5

Price for the bond=50,000

Third step is to Calculate for Stock Split

Stock Split=50,000/2

Stock Split=25,000

Now let calculate the common stock

Common stock=25,000×30/100

Common stock=7,500

Calculation for BONDS PAYABLE

Bonds Payable=10,000,000×30/100

Bonds Payable=3,000,000

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3 years ago
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You currently have 80 units of a product on the shelf. The demand for the product has been simulated as follows: Demand_Data.xls
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Answer:

Hello the required attached file is missing and attached to the answer is the file and the Excel solution to the problem

answer : The expected units sold is ; 65.9

Explanation:

ATTACHED IS THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM USING EXCEL and also attached is the missing file

Demand_Data.xlsx (Following values correspond with each of the 200 rows)

65.2109419609769

36.3814378436655

12.0877429656684

42.5590896559879

82.2785877465503

63.8527707854519

63.4004335955251

15.8457750733942

71.0140411177417

70.8838469511829

17.5017830263823

55.8463070268044

72.5535427994328

83.9481016958598

77.4359377322253

51.6086528880987

61.2436578597408

41.7028003942687

61.3092779024737

57.1605268708663

63.4424295133795

105.393077268964

42.3098881077021

72.9272996471264

73.4634922485566

92.1699337998871

73.9350879887934

62.634502632427

75.1440792958601

78.2438873505453

132.73330654949

56.5183781366795

83.8099039759254

85.089108273969

79.8164036899107

87.0501152751967

41.0291376686655

63.5085725155659

84.9410880112555

59.0508206590312

56.5433210288757

59.7236421020352

65.8728722049273

73.6344772524899

49.9832039570902

47.852667143452

92.3204551730305

74.595608515956

66.5629058351624

32.4733391101472

97.4920239462517

74.2992041926482

9.96752891689539

85.1971107698046

110.769009501673

69.4912286638282

118.182118916884

80.9065695141908

66.242581801198

74.6631839722977

94.2071109823883

89.928620531573

59.5205746724969

104.95497367112

63.1786987872329

113.474574340507

47.0437170809601

79.1452875494724

82.0594904728932

45.6039869680535

97.7821527561173

65.7133240968687

58.5785200604005

84.1517375595868

41.9052539148834

63.9809640636668

78.9487002696842

85.280966181308

61.2992052486516

49.7980308358092

67.0680619298946

49.0870788274333

60.8445261098677

68.4155920174089

91.2059148907429

54.3580098968232

44.4463366369018

66.7196345096454

59.9047907092609

41.6861111664912

40.0889020459726

58.9671926212031

56.350849212613

65.2880671116873

75.5627424444538

48.9305093145231

35.4057319276035

71.0829808161361

32.9006197210401

86.8856786331162

77.7846607382526

104.655840863707

106.356141208671

48.7940851092571

72.7866462914972

61.3815372565296

95.9817170444876

51.57595655357

87.819729691837

85.2932898345171

27.4374669464305

52.1301571500953

79.2558366304729

82.1587163448567

97.4762896879111

42.4961980973603

78.3406121120788

62.3225004749838

69.8783550836379

69.651913640264

68.1852624841849

63.8094333629124

72.8979229682591

71.9960907593486

78.7327634901158

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91.3108705793275

96.5802555077244

32.6323187840171

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42.1373114880407

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89.248909666203

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79.5514678832842

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61.218396644399

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dimulka [17.4K]

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Explanation:

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Basically, it's very important that producers of goods and services make decisions that would help them on how to efficiently allocate scarce or limited resources, in order to meet the unending requirements, wants and needs of consumers.

In Economics, an example of scarcity is that most of the resources used for the manufacturing of finished goods and services are nonrenewable, and as a result, the wants and needs of the end users or consumers are limited. Thus, economists would advise that economies should decide on what to produce, how to produce, when to produce and for whom to produce due to the finite and limited nature of resources i.e the concept of scarcity.

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2 years ago
Daniel, age 38, is single and has the following income and expenses in 2020:
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Answer:

See below

Explanation:

a. Classify the following expenses as either " Deductible for AGI " , " Deductible from AGI " , or " not deductible".

Particulars

•Payment of Alimony ----- Not deductible

•Mortgage interest on residence---Deductible from AGI

•Property tax on residence------Deductible from AGI

•Contribution to traditional IRA (assume the amount is fully Deductible)----Deductible for AGI

Contribution to United Church-------Deductible from AGI

Loss on the sale of real estate(held for investment)-------Deductible for AGI

Medical expenses------deductible from AGI

State income tax-----------deductible from AGI

Federal income tax-------Not deductible

What is Daniel's Gross income and his AGI

I. Gross income

Salary income + net rent income + dividend income

$165,000 + $12,500 + $2,900

$180,400

ii AGI

Gross income - (Contribution to traditional IRA + loss on sale of real estate)

$180,400 - ($4,800 + $575)

$175,025

b. Because Daniel's total itemized deductions (after any limitations) are $14,900 (Please see workings below), he would benefit from itemizing his deductions from AGI

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Mortgage interest on residence $8,300

Property tax on residence

$3,400

Contribution to United Church

$1,700

State income tax

$1,500

Medical expenses[Medical expenses that are allowed for tax deductions should not be more than 10% Adjusted gross income

$0

Total itemized deductions

$14,900

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Answer: $611.57 or $612 rounded to nearest dollar.

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Annuity = 10,000/16.3514

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