Match each of the definitions that follow with the appropriate investment term.

Interest earnings of 4 percent with a $450 minimum balance; average monthly balance, $600; monthly service charge of $20 for fal

Ray Of Light [21]

Answer:

$86

Explanation:

Missing word <em>"What could be the net annual cost"</em>

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Monthly fee = $20

Interest rate = 4% = 0.04

Average monthly balance = $600

Net annual cost = $20*5 - 0.04*$600*7/12

Net annual cost = $100 - $14

Net annual cost = $86

So, the net annual cost of this account is $86.

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3 years ago

In January 2017, Domingo, Inc., acquired 20 percent of the outstanding common stock of Martes, Inc., for $889,000. This investme

jasenka [17]

Answer:

$923,450

Explanation:

The question is to calculate the equity method balance of Domingo's investment in Martes. Inc at December 31,2015

Step 1: Determine the amortization of patents

Particulars Amount

Martes Inc Assets' Book Value $4,808,000

Subtract: Liabilities ($968,000)

Martes Inc Net Assets Book Value $3,840,000

20% Voting Stock Book Value $768,000

(20% of $3,840,000)

Subtract: Purchase cost of the 20% ($889,000)

Excess of Cost over book value $121,000

Patent (the excess above) $121,000

Amortization of the patent in 10 years = $121,000/10 years = $12,100

Step 2: Calculate the Equity Investment of Domingo Inc

Particulars Amount

Cost of Investment $889,000

Income accrued 2017 (0.2 x $225,000) $45,000

Subtract: Declared dividend (0.2 x $104,000) ($20,800)

Income Accrued 2018 (0.2 x $276,250) $55,250

Subtract: Patent Amortization ($12,100)

Subtract: Dividend declared 2018 (0.2 x $104,000) ($20,800)

Subtract: Patent Amortization ($12,100)

Domingo Inc's Investment in Martes Inc $923,450

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4 years ago

Woodman Products, Inc., has found that new products follow a learning curve. The first two units have been completed with the fo

ahrayia [7]

Answer:

(a) 72

(b) 57.6

(c) 46.08

Explanation:

Given that,

Units produced = 1

Marginal Labor Time = 112.50

Units produced = 2

Marginal Labor Time = 90.00

First, we need to calculate the learning rate.

Learning Rate:

= (Marginal labor time for producing 2 units ÷ Marginal labor time for producing 1 units) × 100

= (90 ÷ 112.50) × 100

= 80%

At production level of 1 unit:

Marginal Labor time = 112.5

At production level of 2 units:

Marginal Labor time:

= Marginal Labor time at 1 unit × Learning rate

= 112.5 × 80%

= 90

(a) At production level of 4 units:

Marginal Labor time:

= Marginal Labor time at 2 units × Learning rate

= 90 × 80%

= 72

(b) At production level of 8 units:

Marginal Labor time:

= Marginal Labor time at 4 units × Learning rate

= 72 × 80%

= 57.6

(c) At production level of 16 units:

Marginal Labor time:

= Marginal Labor time at 8 units × Learning rate

= 57.6 × 80%

= 46.08

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3 years ago

Lindsay purchased a raffle ticket for $5. just before the grand prize drawing two people tried to buy her ticket. the first pers

xeze [42]

The correct answer is $65.00

Opportunity Cost alludes to an advantage that a man could have gotten, yet offered up, to make another decision. This cost is, in this way, most important for two fundamentally unrelated occasions. In contributing, it is the distinction consequently between a picked speculation and one that is essentially left behind.

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3 years ago

Read 2 more answers

Look carefully at the following list. a. The coins in your pocket. b. The funds in your checking account. c. The funds in your s

jenyasd209 [6]

Answer:

C and E.

Explanation:

Money supply: Amount of money currently circulating within a system.

Your saving accounts funds are at hold, not circulating, and same goes for the MasterCard the money won't start circulating till it's used.

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3 years ago