A)
- Firstly convert $3000000 into CAD
So, CAD is 3405221.33938
- Invest CAD in Canada 5% for 1 year
- In t= 1yr realize canadian investment with interest so, CAD on maturity
= CAD 3405221.33938 (1+ 0.05)
= CAD 3575482.40634
- Again now convert CAD into US $ so, equivalent US $ realised on conversion = CAD 3575482.40634 * $0.865/ CAD
= $ 3092792.28148
- US repayment = $ 3000000*(1+ 0.02)
= $ 3060000
That's why,
Profit over the year = $3092792.28148- $3060000
= $32792.28148
B) doesn't depreciates relative to USD
C) appreciates relative to Canadian dollar
D) BEEX = US$ borrowings to be repaid with interest/ CAD realized with interest on maturity
= $3060000/ CAD 3575482.40634
= 0.8558
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Answer:
0.78
Explanation:
beginning 22,000 with a cost of 15,675
started and completed: completed - beginning
99,000 - 22,000 = 77,000
equivalent units ending WIP 16,500 x100% = 16,500
equivalent units for materials 93,500
equivalent cost of materials: 73,260 / 93,500 = 0,78
for the equivalent cost we will calcualte only using the cost added during the period.
<h2>The company is expressing its key corporate value with a slogan. (Option A)</h2>
Explanation:
The slogan is self explanatory that ladies and gentlemen taking care of ladies and gentlemen.
About the slogan:
- So it adds values both to employees as well as the customer.
- Slogan is more of customer-friendly
- The slogan is always the right aspect to express the motto, culture of the organization and hotel chain Ritz-Carlton has smartly framed it.
Justification about the other options:
- If the slogan is adding value to the employees alone, then it means that company is valuing the customer who is the king for business.
- Even the last option stands invalid because, the focus of customer is lost, it feels like self-appraising the company itself.
Answer:
copies of her mortgage, investment reports, and bank statements
Explanation:
The only option that properly demonstrates her capital would be copies of her mortgage, investment reports, and bank statements. Her mortgage shows the bank that she is able to pay her debt on time every month. Her bank statements show how much money she is spending on a monthly basis. Lastly, her investment reports show all of her assets and how much they are earning per month, all of this combined makes up her capital which is basically the amount of money she has, both liquid and in assets.
