Answer:
reported as income for all three years is $7,000
Explanation:
given data
cost of the ending inventory = $181,000
market value inventory = $160,000
to find out
Shondee Corporation must add income
solution
we get here Income per year that is
Income per year = (Value under FIFO Method - Value Under Cost Method ) ÷ Number of year ..............................1
put here value we get
Income per year = 
Income per year = 
Income per year = $7000
so reported as income for all three years is $7,000
Answer:
Correct option is (c)
Explanation:
When the company repurchases common stock, it has to pay cash to the shareholders to gain rights on the stocks. So, cash decreases in this case.
Payment of dividend also decreases cash from balance sheet.
When company needs cash for investment or growth purpose, it issues common stock to raise funds, thereby increasing cash in the company's balance sheet.
When company gives more time to its debtors, receipt of cash is delayed thereby not increasing cash in balance sheet.
Purchase of new equipment will reduce cash balance.
So issue of new shares increase cash balance in balance sheet.
When the price of the good is fixed at a level below the current (equilibrium) price, there will be a shortage of the good and the good will have to be effectively rationed. As in the question above, the consumer is worse off because she is not able to attain her utility maximizing point.
Answer:
Net present value of this expansion project is 8234.
Explanation:
To get the net present value, we make a cash-flow in excel. See document attached.
At moment 0 the investment is =$(92.700), also we consider the working capital =(6.600)
Moment 1 to 6 = $26.900
We calculate the Net cash flow (that is the difference between benefits and cost).
To get net present value, we use VNA formula. ( =VNA(required rate of return; Net cash flow from moment 0 to moment 6) +Net cash flow at moment 0)
Net present value is 8234
Answer: D.I, II, III, and IV .
Explanation:
Hedge Funds are a form of Financial Partnerships where people pool money together and invest in various instruments. What sets them apart from Mutual funds is that they legally have the right to invest in just about anything, and they do.
Hedge Funds are very Aggressive in investing because they aim to make above average profits for their partners and indeed the only thing that normally reduces their investment scope is their own mandate or set limitations.
As such Hedge funds are allowed to invest in futures and options, merger arbitrage, currency contracts, and companies undergoing Chapter 11 restructuring and reorganization etcetera.