Solution:
In years Best estimate of return Working note
5 12.36% ((5-1)/(40-1)*0.1024)+((40-5)/(40-1)*0.126)
10 12.06% ((10-1)/(40-1)*0.1024)+((40-10)/(40-1)*0.126)
20 11.45% ((20-1)/(40-1)*0.1024)+((40-20)/(40-1)*0.126)
The formula for the return on assets is calculated by dividing the net income by the total average assets. The profit margin and total asset sales can also be represented as a consequence of this ratio. For the calculation of the total asset return, either formula may be used.
Answer: 1 year and 6 months
Explanation:
The cash flows are as follows,
Year 0 = ($2,500)
Year 1 = $1,500
Year 2 = $1,500
Year 3 = $1,500
Payback period is the time it will take to break even the intial investment (In this question the initial investment is $2,500)
The sum of the cashflows of year1 and year2 is equal to $3,000
which means that the payback period is somewhere bbetween year 1 and year2
1500/3000 = 0.5 year or 6 months
the total payback period is 1 year and 6 months
Answer: A demand curve is built on the assumption that only the demand and price of the good/service will change.
Explanation: A demand curve is a graph that shows the change in how much demand may change if price of the good/service changes well. The graph helps connect the relationship between both price and demand
Answer:
The correct answer is D: $13
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Cost per Unit Cost per Period:
Direct materials $ 6.20
Direct labor $ 2.80
Variable manufacturing overhead $ 1.45
Fixed manufacturing overhead $ 12,000
Sales commissions $ 1.00
Variable administrative expense $ 0.55
Fixed selling and administrative expense $ 4,000
Price= 25
Contribution margin= Price - variable costs
Variable costs= direct materials + direct labor + variable manufacturing overhead + sales commissions + variable administrative expense
Variavle costs= 6.20 + 2.80 + 1.45 + 1 + 0.55= $12
Contribution margin per unit= 25 - 12= $13
Answer:tortious interference
Explanation:
tortious interference is a law term that comes to mind when there is a breach of contract resulting from the competitor's actions. Tortious interference in Tort law(an area of law) deals with the situation in which there is damage to property emanating from intentional or negligent acts of the defendant, in this case the competitor in business. In which case the actions(competitive behaviour) of defendant is not justifiable and permissible and simultaneously breaches contract of plaintiff, it becomes tortious interference.
