Answer: Expense capitalize
Explanation:
The expense capitalize is the term which is used to refers to the capitalizing the given cost of the expenses based on their values for the purpose of evaluating all the expenses in the balance sheet.
The capitalize the expenses provide various types of benefits to the firms for obtaining the various types of updated assets that typically helps in providing the long term duration.
According to the given question, the interest in the given two cases is basically treat by expense capitalize for the purpose of financial reporting.
Therefore, Expense capitalize is the correct answer.
Answer:
Current yield is 6.17%
<em>YTD is 5.43%</em>
<em>YTC is 4.26%</em>
Explanation:
Tenor: 15 years
-> number of payment (NPer) is 30 (= 15 years * 2 for semiannual)
Coupon rate: 7.4%
- > semiannual payments (PMT): $37 = ($1000*7.4%/2)
Future value (FV): $1000
Present value (PV): $1200
Current yield = annual coupon/ current price = $37*2/$1200 = 6.17%
<u>Extra: </u>
We use excel to calculate yield to date (YTD) or nominal yield:
= Rate(Nper, PMT, - PV,FV) = Rate(30,37,-1200,1000) = 2.717% semiannual
-> annual rate is 5.43%
The bond issue is callable in 5 years at a call price of $1,074, then FV is $1074
Yield to call = rate(10,37,-1200,1074) = 2.13% semiannual
-> annual rate is 4.26%
Answer:
D) not able to be calculated from the information given.
Explanation:
Consumer surplus is the difference between willingness to pay of a consumer and the price actually paid for a good or service.
The price paid by Smith is $205,000 but there's no information on the willingness to pay of Smith. Therefore, the consumer surplus can't be calculated.
I hope my answer helps you.
Answer:
This took me a long time to figure out , but I'm pretty sure number 1 is
D) Silk and Wool.
And number 2 is C) Northern Nigeria
Explanation: Hope that's right, sorry if not because for number 1 most of them could be the answer, and for number 2, three of them could be the answer.
