Answer:
a)
P₀ = Div₁ / (Re - g)
- P₀ = current stock price = ?
- Div₁ = next dividend = $8
- Re = equity cost = 10%
- g = constant growth rate = 5%
P₀ = $8 / (10% - 5%) = $8 / 5% = $160
b)
EPS = $12
Return on equity (ROE) = g / b
b = retention rate = 1 - payout ratio = 1 - ($8/$12) = 0.333
g = 5%
ROE = 5% / 0.333 = 15%
c)
Present value of growth opportunity (PVGO) = P₀ - EPS/Re
- P₀ = $160
- EPS = $12
- Re = 10%
PVGO = $160 - $12/10% = $160 - $120 = $40 per share
Answer:
Missing word <em>"Use the high-low method to determine operating cost equation y=$_____, x + $ = ____"
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Cost on (800*90%)=720 units is 220,040
Cost on (800*80%) = 640 Units is 215,480
Variable cost per unit = Changes in total cost/High activity-low activity = 4560 / 80 = $57 per unit
Fixed cost = Total cost - Variable cost = 220,040 - (720*$57) = 220,040 - 41,040 = $179000
<u>Cost equation: </u>
Total cost = Fixed cost + Variable cost per unit
Y = 179000 + 57X
Y = 179000 + (57*440)
Y = $204,080
The sellers and the buyer are
engaging in a positional negotiation.
<span>A positional bargaining
is a strategy in negotiating which involves insisting a fixed price and not
bending it to the other. Both negotiators will argue for what they want and not
anything else (in this case: the price), without considering the motives of
both parties.</span>
Answer:
Accuracy and attention to detail, Problem solving and critical thinking skills, Knowledge of programming language .
Explanation:
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Answer:
The argument exposed in the question does not address the fact that natural resource scarcity and/or depletion cannot be so evident, and as result, economic agents do not necessarily have the incentive to hold more of them, and drive up the price.
Besides, natural resources provide ecosystemic and enviromental services, that generate positive externalities, and these positive externalities are not accounted for in the prices (this is why they are externality), causing the market prices that are paid for natural resources to be lower than they should.
The government can use to strategy to promote natural resource conservaiton:
1) Account for the positive externalities, and increase the price that is charged for the use. It can be a tax.
2) Simply step in and forbid the use of some natural resources after a certain point is reached. It can be a quota system.
