What is an example of a governmental influence ?

Current assets are those assets that can be converted into cash within:

alukav5142 [94]

Answer:

B. One year or the operating cycle, whichever is longer.

Explanation:

Current Assets are assets that can be converted into cash within a year or an operating cycle whichever is longer.

Current Assets are presented first on a balance sheet and arranged in order of liquidity.

Examples of current assets are cash ,

cash equivalents , short-term investments, accounts receivable and stock inventory.

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3 years ago

Amarillo Company experienced the following events during its first accounting period. (1) Purchased $5,000 of inventory on accou

Alik [6]

Answer:

$4,000

Explanation:

The computation of the cash to be required to settle the liability is shown below:

= Purchase value of inventory - returned inventory which was purchased

= $5,000 - $1,000

= $4,000

It is a net purchase plus it is the cash required to settle the liability

There is no discount applied in the question as dates are not given so we ignored it.

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3 years ago

Light emitting diodes (LED) light bulbs have become required in recent years, but do they make financial sense? Suppose a typica

tangare [24]

Answer:

Annual wattage cost of 60 watts is $3.729

Annual LED cost of 60 watts is $0.185

total annual cost = $3.914

Annual wattage cost of 15 watts is $0.935

Annual LED cost of 15 watts is $0.125

total annual cost = $1.06

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Explanation:

For the cost of LED and durability

it is require to use a light fixture 500 hours per year

60-watt incandescent light bulb costs $.37 and lasts 1,000 hours. that mean, its last for 2years before buying a new one.

And for a 15-watt LED, costs $3.00 and lasts for 12,000 hours, thats means it will last for 24 years before purchase of another.

assuming, will are using the 60watts for 24years, a cost of $.37*12times = $4.44 will be use for buying.

therefore, a 15 watts LED is more cheaper.

For the current charges of LED

for 60watts

if A kilowatt-hour of electricity costs $.113 =

1000 watts = 1hour = $0.113

60 watts = 1hour = (60*0.133/1000) = $0.0068

it is said that, the consumption is for 500 hour per year.

therefore, 60watts used per year = 500*0.0068 = $3.39

return of 10% =0.339.

total cost of watts for 500hr for a year = 3.39+0.339 = $3.729

Annual wattage cost of 60 watts is $3.729

Annual LED cost of 60 watts ($0.37/2year) is $0.185

total annual cost = $3.914

for 15 watts

if A kilowatt-hour of electricity costs $.113 =

1000 watts = 1hour = $0.113

15 watts = 1hour = (15*0.133/1000) = $0.0017

it is said that, the consumption is for 500 hour per year.

therefore, 15 watts used per year = 500*0.0017 = $0.85

return of 10% =0.085.

total cost of watts for 500hr for a year = 0.85+0.085 = $0.935

Annual wattage cost of 15 watts is $0.935

Annual LED cost of 15 watts ($3/24 years) is $0.125

total annual cost = $1.06

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2 years ago

A cash-strapped young professional offers to buy your car with four, equal annual payments of $3,000, beginning 2 years from tod

kiruha [24]

Answer:

This means that receiving 9000 today is better for us as we will have more at the end of 6 years.

Explanation:

We need to first calculate what is the future value of payments in both scenarios. If we receive $9,000 today and invest it at 10% for 6 years we will have 9000*1.10^6=15,944

If we start reviving cash in 4 annual payments 2 years from now of $3000 we will have to find the future value of each individual payment and add them up.

First payment Future value = 3000*1.10^4=4392 (Money can be invested for 4 years at 10%)

Second payment future value = 3000*1.10^3=3993 (Money can be invested for 3 years at 10%)

Third payment future value = 3000*1.10^2=3630 (Money can be invested for 4 years at 10%)

Fourth payment future value = 3000*1.1=3300

Add them all up = 15315

This means that receiving 9000 today is better for us as we will have more at the end of 6 years.

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3 years ago

Bethesda Biosys issues an IPO on a best-efforts basis. The company's investment bank requires a spread of 18 percent of the sell

Andrej [43]

Answer:

Bethesda Biosys

Issue of an IPO:

Net proceeds for the issuer is $82 million, if all the 4 million shares are bought by investors.

Explanation:

a) Calculations:

The spread is $4.5 (18% of $25) per share, since average selling price is $25.

Therefore, the net proceed per share is $20.50 ($25 - 4.50).

And the Total Net Proceeds = $82 million ($20.50 * 4 million), assuming that all four million shares were bought by the public.

Note that the question did not provide the necessary information to make the final decision.

b) During the issue of securities, especially an IPO, underwriters, such as investment banks, pay an issuing company for the securities and then sell the securities to the public. There is always a difference per share price that they are willing to pay the issuer and what they will collect from the investing public. That difference is called the underwriting spread or simply the spread.

c) Best-Efforts Basis: According to investopedia.com, underwriting on best-effort basis is "an agreement between an underwriter and an issuer in which the underwriter agrees to place as much of an offering with investors as possible, but is not responsible for any portion of the offering it fails to sell."

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3 years ago