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a share of stock is now selling for $90. it will pay a dividend of $10 per share at the end of the year. its beta is 1.0. what m

Tom [10]

Investors anticipate that the stock will trade at $96.21 at the end of the year.

In line with CAPM

Required rate of Return (Ke) = Rm - (E(Rm) - Rf) * Beta

Rf = the risk-free rate.

E(Rm) stands for the expected rate of return on a market portfolio.

Ke = 4% + 1 * (18% - 4%) follows.

= 4% + 14% = 18%

now utilizing Gordon Growth Model

The stock's price is D1/ (Ke- g)

where D1 is the dividend for the next year.

g = Rate of Growth

90 = 10 / (18% - g)

g = 18% - 10/90 = 18% - 11.11% = 6.89%

Price anticipated at the year-end = D2 (Ke- g)

D2 = D1 * (1 + g) = 10 * (1 + 6.89%) = $10.689

Expected Price at the end of the year is equal to 10.689/ (18% - 6.89%), or 10.689/11.11%, or $96.21.

Investors anticipate that the stock will trade at $96.21 at the end of the year.

what is a market portfolio?

The term "market portfolio" refers to a portfolio that includes the weighted total of each item traded on the market, with the required supposition being that these assets are endlessly divisible.

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9 months ago

[5] According to the FASB’s conceptual framework, which of the following best describes the distinction between expenses and los

PIT_PIT [208]

Answer:

D. Losses result from peripheral or incidental transactions, and expenses result from ongoing major or central operations of the entity

Explanation:

The expenses represent the cash outlow or liabilities taken to carry out the activities to continue his operations.

While the Gains and Losses are incidental transactions or other events which are not controlled by the entity management. They aren't the outcome of the company's decisions. Thus, they could arise from changes in price of real state, equipment, tecnology breakthrough which means equipment obsolete and so on.

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2 years ago

Andrina always spends 30 % of her income on thingamabobs. Assume that her income increases by some percentage while the price of

Leni [432]

Answer

What is Income Elasticity of Demand?

Income elasticity of demand is the ratio of percentage change in quantity of a product demanded to percentage change in the income level of consumer. It is a measure of responsiveness of quantity demanded to changes in consumers income.

Income elasticity of demand indicates whether a product is a normal good or an inferior good. When the quantity demanded of a product increases with an increase in the level of income and decreases with decrease in level of income, we get a positive value for income elasticity of demand. A positive income elasticity of demand stands for a normal (or superior) good. When the quantity demanded of a product or service decreases in response to an increase and increases in response to decrease in the income level, the income elasticity of demand is negative and the product is an inferior good.

Formula

Income Elasticity of Demand Ei%\ Change in Quantity Demanded%\ Change in Consumers Income

Percentages are calculated using the mid-point formula, i.e. by dividing the change in quantity by average of initial and final quantities, and change in income by the average of initial and final values of income. Therefore:

Income Elasticity of Demand - Ei = Qf - Qi ÷ Qf + Qi ÷ 2 ÷ If - Ii / If + Ii ÷2

Income Elasticity of Demand - Ei = % Change in Quantity Demanded ÷ % change in consumer Income

Where:

Qf - is the final initial quantities demanded of the product,

Qi - is initial quantities demanded of the product,

If - is the final incomes of consumer

Ii - is the initial incomes of consumer.

∴

Question

What is her income elasticity of demand for thingamabobs?

Solution:

From the Problem, it can be deduced that -

Qf - assume it to be 60 since it is not given

Qi - assume it to be 50 thingamabobs?

If - assume it to be 40% since it is not given

Ii - 30%

Assume the % increase in Income to be

∴

Ei = 60 -50/ 60 + 50 ÷ 2 ÷ 40 - 30 / 40 + 30 ÷ 2

Ei = 10/110 /2 ÷ 10/70 ÷ 2

Ei = 10/11 X 70/10 ÷ 2

Ei = 10/55 x 14

Ei = 28/11 = 0.73%

Therefore the Income elasticity of demand for Adrina is 0.73 %

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3 years ago

A friend says, “i want to minimize my risks of organ damage and long-lasting mental change,” and then asks, “what kind of drug s

SSSSS [86.1K]

I would say all all of them that doctor don't recommend.

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2 years ago

Here are selected data for Creek Corporation: Cost of materials purchases on account $ 68 comma 700 Cost of materials requisiti

Sedbober [7]

Answer:

$29,900

Explanation:

According to the scenario, computation of the given data are as follows:-

Predetermined Manufacturing Overhead = 130% of Direct Labor Cost

= $77,000 × 130÷100 = $100,100

Direct Material= $51,300 - $4,500 = $46,800

Direct Labor = $77,000

Total Added Cost to WIP = Manufacturing Overhead + Direct Material + Direct Labor

=$100,100 + $46,800 + $77,000 = $223,900

WIP Inventory at the End of The Year = Beginning WIP Inventory +Total Added Cost to WIP - Cost of Goods Manufactured

= $29,700 + $223,900 - $223,700

= $29,900

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2 years ago

Can anyone help me finish this 8.9.10.