Answer:
Total FV= $134,711.26
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Cash Flow:
Cf2= $22,200
Cf3= $40,200
Cf5= $58,200
Interest rate= 9 percent per year.
To calculate the future value, we need to use the following formula on each cash flow:
FV= PV*(1+i)^n
Cf2= 22,200*(1.09^3)= 28,749.64
Cf3= 40,200*(1.09^2)= 47,761.62
Cf5= 58,200
Total FV= $134,711.26
Answer:
1.4484 %
Explanation:
The formula for Yield to Maturity =
[C + (FP - MP) /n]/FP + MP/2
Where
C = Coupon rate = 8% = 0.08
MP = Market value or price = $865
FP = Face or Par value = $1000
n = number of years = 10
Yield to Maturity =[ 0.08 +(1000 - 865) /10]/ 1000 + 865/2
Yield to Maturity = 1.4484 %
Answer:
The correct answer is the letter b. This is a common occurrence. The policymaker usually disregards an economist's advice because they do not believe it is the most efficient policy.
Explanation:
It is common for policymakers to disregard the advice of an economist. This is because in addition to their often finding that the policies suggested by economists are not the most efficient, they observe the political return of such action, ie not just efficiency, but the extent to which this policy will bring political benefits. Thus, as in this case, the policy is not implemented because it is not popular with voters.
Answer:
e) Credit to Revenue
Explanation:
The services provided to customers will be an increase of revenue and an increase in revenues is a credit transaction.
Since the question does not mention that the services were billed therefore the accounts receivable will not be increased till it is billed and thus option a) is not applicable.
The other options are not relevant since there is no cash collection involved, and no liabilities involved.
