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is an input required for a multinational capital budgeting analysis, given that it is conducted from the parent's viewpoint. a.

Leto [7]

Answer:

e. All of the above are inputs required for capital budgeting analysis.

Explanation:

All of the given parameters are inputs required for capital budgeting analysis. is an input required for a multinational capital budgeting analysis, given that it is conducted from the parent's viewpoint.

a. Salvage value

Salvage value is the estimated resale value of an asset at the end of its useful life. It is an applicable cashflow in investment appraisal

b. Price per unit sold

This is the parameter used to calculate the amount of revenue which is the first line of cashflows in an investment appraisal

c. Initial investment

This is the amount that is first spent on capital acquisition of machinery or construction, it is a cashflow in year 0, of investment appraisal

d. Consumer demand

This is the another parameter used to calculate the amount of revenue which is the first line of cashflows in an investment appraisal

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3 years ago

Look at the tables below, which show, respectively, the willingness to pay and willingness to accept of buyers and sellers of in

Anastaziya [24]

Answer:

(a) The equilibrium quantity is Q* = 6 (b) The quantity supplied by private sellers is Q* = 0 (c) The new new equilibrium price is $9, the new equilibrium quantity is = 5 bags, and the bags were oranges were over produced is Q* = 1

Explanation:

Solution

(a) When the equilibrium price is at $8, the the quantity of equilibrium is stated as:

From the data given, when the price at equilibrium is $8, then the six consumers namely, bob, barb, bill, brat, Brent, Betty were all willingly to pay much more than the equilibrium price and the 6 producers namely, Carlos, Courtney, chuck, Cindy, Craig, chad accepted, because the price at equilibrium is greater than the minimum accepted price.

So,

The equilibrium price is Q* = 6

(b) If all the buyers are free riders, then the maximum willingness of the price of buyers is $0, because the willingness of the buyer's is lesser than the accepted minimum price of the sellers, for this producers will not be willingly to produce, thus the supplied quantity by private sellers is 0

Hence,

Q* = 0

(c) When forcing a $2-per-bag tax on sellers then, the price will increase to $9

So,

The new price of equilibrium is = $9

At the new equilibrium price $9 where 5 consumer and producer were willing and accepting to pay more than the equilibrium price

So,

The new equilibrium quantity is Q* = 5 bags

Now,

If the new equilibrium quantity of 5 bags is an optimal quantity,

Then,

(6-5) which results to 1 bag were overproduced.

Therefore,

Q* = 1

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2 years ago

Miley, a single taxpayer, plans on reporting $31,375 of taxable income this year (all of her income is from a part-time job). Sh

notsponge [240]

<u>Answer:</u>$1,825

<u>Explanation:</u>

Based on the single tax rate schedule, of the additional $10,900 of taxable income, $9,000 is taxed at 15% (the increase $31,375 to $42,275) and the remaining $1,900 ($38,650 minus $37,650) is taxed at 25%. To summarize, ($9,000 × 15%) + ($1,900 × 25%)

= $1,350+$475

=$1,825

The income tax from second job increases her tax liability by $1,825.

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3 years ago

Glimmens, a continental restaurant, started its operations by renting the ground floor of a three-storied building. As the busin

WITCHER [35]

Answer:

D) The negotiator role

Explanation:

Business managers often have to negotiate with suppliers, employees or in this the landlord in order to solve a potential conflict, lower costs or maximize revenues. When two parties negotiate, they both seek to maximize their own benefit, so a negotiation process can either result in a better or worse position for the company.

In this particular case, Marvin negotiated with his landlord in order to lease another floor of the building at a lower than market cost which benefits the financial situation of the restaurant. He did a good job and was a good negotiator since his company will benefit from this negotiation process.

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2 years ago

Todrick Company is a merchandiser that reported the following information based on 1,000 units sold: Sales $ 300,000 Beginning m

Gala2k [10]

Answer:

Instructions are listed below

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Q=1000

Sales= $ 300,000

Beginning merchandise inventory= $20,000

Purchases= $200,000

Ending merchandise inventory= $7,000

Fixed selling expense= $ ?

Fixed administrative expense= $12,000

Variable selling expense= $15,000

Variable administrative expense= $ ?

Contribution margin= $60,000

Net operating income= $18,000

First, we have to calculate the variable administrative expense:

Contribution margin= sales - cost of goods sold - variable selling expense - variable administrative expense

60000= 300000 - (beginning inventory + purchase - ending inventory) - 15000 - variable administrative expense

variable administrative expense= 300000 - (20000+200000-7000)-15000-60000

variable administrative expense= $12000

Now, we can calculate the fixed selling expense:

Net operating income= contribution margin - fixed selling expense - fixed administrative expense

18000= 60000 - fixed selling expense - 12000

fixed selling expense= 60000-12000-18000

fixed selling expense= 30000

A)Sales= 300,000

Variable costs:

Cost of good sold= 213,000

Variable selling expense= 15,000

Variable administrative expense= 12,000

Total variable cost= 240,000

Contribution margin=$60,000

Fixed costs:

Fixed selling expense= 30,000

Fixed administrative expense= 12,000

Total fixed cost= $42,000

Net profit= $18,000

B) Revenue= 300,000

COGS= 213,000 (-)

Gross porfit= 87000

Selling expense= (30000+15000)= 45,000

Administrative expense= (12000+12000)= 24,000

EBITDA= 18,000

C) Selling price per unit= 300,000/1000= $300

D) Variable cost per unit= total variable cost/q= 240000/1000= $240

E) Contribution margin per unit= 60000/1000= $60

F) The contribution format income statement, because you can easily analyze the effect of each unit in the cost structure and net income.

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3 years ago