Answer: expenses to be understated
Explanation:
Merchandise planning is a method of selecting, managing, purchasing, displaying and pricing the products in a manner that they bring in maximum returns on investment.
Overall merchandise planning merchandise planning is about striving to make the right product available, at the right time, in the right place, in the right quantities, and at the right price.
Answer:
1. $5.3
2. 17.95
Explanation:
1. Earning per share today = $5.1
Earning growth in one year = 4%
So, the EPS one-year ahead:
= Earning per share today × (1 + Earning growth in one year)
= 5.1 × 1.04
= $5.3
2
. Market price one-year ahead:
= Current price × (1 + expected return on Parador stock)
= 78 × 1.22
= $95.16.
P/E Ratio = Market price per share ÷ Earning per share
P/E Ratio = 95.16 ÷ 5.3
= 17.95
Answer:
40%
Explanation:
Devana owns 40% of GW Corp. despite having another 40% shares in Alpine Inc. This is as a result of Devana not having up to 50% shares in Alpine Inc.
Without up to 50% shares in Alpine Inc, the shares of Alpine Inc. in GW Corp. cannot be attributed to Devana.
This means that for Devana to own Alpine Inc shares in GW Corp. it has to acquire 10% more in addition to the 40% it already has.
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Answer:
M1 is $1,310 billion
Explanation:
I'm rephrasing the question so the informations is clearer:
Determine the size of the M1 money supply using the following information:
- Currency $700 billion
- money market mutual funds $2000 billion
- demand deposits $300 billion
- other checkable deposits $300 billion
- traveler's checks $10 billion
Options:
- $1,310 billion
- $3,310 billion
- $1,410 billion
- $1,010 billion
Money market mutual funds are not part of M1 so:
Currency $700 billion+demand deposits $300 billion+other checkable deposits $300 billion+traveler's checks $10 billion=$1310 billion M1
