Based on the U.S. Treasury bond rate, the market return and the beta, Davcher's expected rate of return would be 6.5%.
<h3>What is the expected rate of return?</h3>
Using the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), the expected rate of return would be:
= Risk free rate + Beta x Market premium
Market premium:
= Market return - risk free rate
= 8% - 3% rate of treasury bonds
= 5%
Expected rate of return is:
= 3% + 0.70 x 5%
= 6.5%
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Answer:
The correct answer is option A.
Explanation:
Income tax is a tax imposed by the government on the income earned by the individuals. This income can be from capital and labor. It creates a deadweight loss in the market for labor and capital.
Deadweight loss is the loss to economic efficiency and production caused by a tax. The imposition of a tax creates a tax wedge, this tax wedge leads to a deadweight loss. Deadweight loss due to income tax is the loss of purchasing power or reductions standard of living due to tax.
The inefficiency or tax burden depends upon the elasticities of demand and supply. Whoever has the least elasticity will share most of the tax burden.
Answer:
The formula to calculate the Budget Balance is
Government Income - Government Expenditure
in this case
$1.05 billion - $1.06 billion = -<u> 0.01 billion or - $100 million</u>
Explanation:
A budget balance is reached when a government expenditures are equal to it's income.
In this case, since the country's only source of income it is slightly less than than what is required to run the government, it has a budget deficient.
Since the country does not export or trade with outside countries, the government will need to take out a loan to make up for this deficient.
Answer:
$2,896 is needed
Explanation:
external financing needed = net income - working capital needs - capital expenditures + retained earnings
- net income = $1,560 x 1.2 = $1,872
- working capital needs = ($4,700 x 1.2) - ($860 x 1.2) = $5,640 - $1,032 = $4,608
- capital expenditures = fixed assets x 20% = $940
- retained earnings = $1,560 x 50% = $780
external financing needed = $1,872 - $4,608 - $940 + $780 = -$2,896
Answer: 2 years
Explanation:
The payback period is the amount of time that is needed for the required cash inflow of a project to offset the initial cash outflow that the business offsets. The payback period is when the initial outlay of an investment is recovered. There are two different methods used to calculate payback period. We have the average method and the subtraction method.
In the above question, the payback period is solved as follows:
Labour cost decreases by 10% for each unit.
Therefore,
= $10 × 10%
= $10 × 0.1
= $1 per unit.
In order to recover $2000, the business needs to sell the following;
= 2000/1
= 2000units.
If Eric sells 1000 units per year of Emu, it will take:
2000/1000= 2years
In conclusion, the payback period of the investment is 2 years.
