The answer to this question is "GAIN: $2,000". Hence when a United States<span> firm sells merchandise today to a British company for £100,000. the current exchange rate is $2.03/£, the account is payable in three months, and the firm chooses to avoid any hedging techniques designed to reduce or eliminate the risk of changes in the exchange rate. if the exchange rate changes to $2.01/£ United States firm will realize a GAIN of $2,000.</span>
Answer:
A) $0.40
Explanation:
Stock split implies that a single share is divided into multiples which means that 4:1 stock split means that after the stock a single share prior to the stock split is divided into 4.
Total dividend per share expected next year=$6.40
Now that a single share now commands 4
Revised dividend per share expected next year=$6.40*1/4=$1.60(annual dividend)
quarterly revised per share dividend expected in the coming year=$1.60/4=$0.40
Answer: $6.00
Explanation:
From the question, we can see that the productivity in the United States is (45/9) = 5 times higher than that of Mexico.
Therefore, the wages in Mexico should be 5 times lower than the wages paid to the workers in the United States. This will be:
= $30.00 / 5
= $6.00
Therefore, in order for the firm to reduce its wage cost per unit of output by moving to Mexico, the wages in Mexico must be below $6.00 per hour.
Answer:
proposal
Explanation:
Galleon is requesting several PR firms to make formal business presentations regarding how they could help them manage this situation.
In business, a proposal is a formal document sent from a company to a potential or prospective client which describes the business offer. Proposals can be unsolicited, when a company is looking for clients, or solicited (like this case) where a client is looking for another company to provide them with services or components.
In their proposal, the PR firms should explain how they work and how they could assist Galleon in their business relationship with this new and important client.
Answer:
Mal investment and an unsustainable economic boom followed by recession
Explanation:
According to the austrian view of the business cycle, if expansionary monetary policy pushes the interest rate to an artificially low level, the result will be MAL INVESTMENT AND AN UNSUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC BOOM FOLLOWED BY RECESSION