Answer:
Natural gas is debited by $6.3 million and asset retirement obligation is credited by $6.3 million.
Explanation:
According to the scenario, computation of the given data are as follow:-
Estimated cost = $16 million
Present value = $6.3 million
So, we will make journal entry for asset retirement obligation by taking present value of assets.
Journal entry to record the asset retirement obligation are as follows :-
Natural gas facility A/c Dr. $6,300,000
To Asset retirement obligation A/c $6,300,000
( Being asset retirement obligation is recorded)
I am not sure what your other choices are, but this choice is not correct.
Economies of scale deal with marginal costs and NOT total costs. You would always expect TOTAL costs to go up when you produce more of an item, even when you have economies of scale. Economies of scale says that costs go up LESS with each new unit up until a certain point
Answer:$3000
Explanation:
Club membership= $300
Discount= 10% on every items purchased.
How much will be bought?
Assume:
X= how much will be bought
Therefore,
10% of X= $300
10/100*X=$300
0.1*X=$300
0.1X=$300
Divide both sides by 0.1
X=$3,000
Answer:
Cafeteria Plan
Explanation:
This compensation plan allow employee to choose benefit of their choices from the number benefit available
Answer:
The price of put option is $2.51
Explanation:
The relation between the European Put option and Call option is called the Put-Call parity. Put-Call parity will be employed to solve the question
According to Put-Call parity, P = c - Sо + Ke^(-n) + D. Where P=Put Option price, C=Value of one European call option share. Sо = Underlying stock price, D=Dividend, r=risk free rate, t = maturity period
Value of one European call option share = $2
Underlying stock price = $29
Dividend = $0.50
Risk free rate = 10%
Maturity period = 6 month & 2 month, 5 month when expecting dividend
P = c - Sо + Ke^(-n) + D
P = $2 - $29 + [$30 * e^[-0.10*(6/12)] + [$0.50*e^(-0.10*(2/12) + $0.50*e^(-0.10*(5/12)]
P = $2 - $29+($30*0.951229) + ($0.50*0.983471 + $0.50*0.959189)
P = -$27 + $28.5369 + $0.4917 + $0.4796
P = $2.5082
P = $2.51
Therefore, the price of put option is $2.51
