Answer:
10%
Explanation:
Data provided in the question
Purchase value of the stock = $80
Number of years = 15
Times = 4
So, the return on owning this stock is
= Number of times^(1 ÷ number of years) - 1
= 4^(1÷15) - 1
= 4^0.0666666667 - 1
= 1.0968249797 - 1
= 0.0968249797
= 10% round off
All other things that are mentioned in the question is not relevant. Hence, ignored it
Answer:
A change in the expectations of consumers about prices - a shift of the demand curve for peanut butter
A decrease in the price of peanut butter - a movement along the demand curve for peanut butter
A decrease in the number of consumers - a shift of the demand curve for peanut butter
Explanation:
Only a change in price of a product would lead to a movement along the demand curve for that product.
A decrease in the price of peanut butter would increase the quantity demanded for butter. This would lead to a movement down the demand curve.
A change in the expectations of consumers about prices can shift demand curve either to the left or right.
A decrease in the number of consumers would shift the demand curve to the left.
I hope my answer helps you
Answer:
co-relationship
Explanation:
co-relationship is not a type of statistical analysis approach for data analysis.
Types of statistical analysis approach for data analysis include;
Regression Analysis
Causal Analysis
Exploratory Analysis
In statistics we have correlation, which measures the degree of association between two quantitative variables.
Answer:
The additional information missing from the question is:
Currently 1,909,064 shares at 55.73 price with 2.37 dividend
Current Long Term Assets or Plant and Equipment are $84,380 (000)
Current Inventory $249 (000)
The correct option is A,Purchases assets at a cost of $25,000 (000)
Explanation:
The $25 million purchase of assets is the most significant of the options in that it would require most cash funding compared to dividends of $ 9,545,320.00 (1,909,064*$5).
Also the other cash inflows which would improve the cash position of the company are just $249,000 for inventory and $10 million for long-term assets.
All in all,only cash outflows put the company at risk of emergency loan and the most critical is the purchase of assets of $25 million
