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3 years ago

When looking for capital, bankers and other lenders will usually feel most comfortable investing in a/an

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Existing business with a proven record. When you ask for investments, the lending institution will most definitely ask for your financial track record. They would want to know if you are a good paymaster because they will need the assurance that you can pay them back. Even if you have a really original idea and want to start a new business, there will still be some reservation if you have no track record because the lenders do not know if you are trustworthy or not. Unlike if you already have a proven record that you are a good paymaster, then you at least have proof that you can pay back.

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ladessa [460]

Answer:

14.48%

Explanation:

The ARR is the quotient between the average income of a project over his investment cost.

The income will consider depreication and taxes.

We are given with the net income so, we should assueme are already included.

Frist step, calculate average net income.

$ 1,864,300,

+ $ 1,917 ,600

+ $ 1,886,000

+ $ 1,339,500

$ 7,007,400 Total return

Now we divide by 4 because there is a total of 4 years

$ 7,007,400 / 4 = $ 1,751,850 Average income

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3 years ago

Andrea's opportunity cost rate is 12 percent compounded annually. how much must he deposit in an account today if he wants to re

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Answer:

$9583.89

Explanation:

value of each payment (P): $2,100

interest rate per period (r): 12/100 = 0.12

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present value of annuity (PV): ??

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3 years ago

A corporation issued $600,000, 10%, 5-year bonds on January 1, 2017 for $648,666, which reflects an effective-interest rate of 7

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Answer:

correct option is a. $617,911

Explanation:

given data

issued = $600,000

rate = 10 %

time 5 year

amount = $648,666

effective-interest rate = 7%

solution

we get here carrying value so first we get here Interest paid per semiannual period that is

Interest paid per semiannual period = $600000 ×10% × $\frac{6}{12}$

Interest paid per semiannual period = $30000

and

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Interest expense on 30 June = $22703

and

Interest expense on 30 December = $641369 × 7% × $\frac{6}{12}$

Interest expense on 30 December = $22448

Interest expense on 30 June = ($641369 - $7552) × 7% × $\frac{6}{12}$

Interest expense on 30 June = $22184

and

Interest expense on 30 December = ($633817 - $7816) × 7% × $\frac{6}{12}$

Interest expense on 30 December = $21910

so as that we get Carrying value of 1st January that is

Carrying value of January 1 = $633817 - $7816-8090

Carrying value of January 1 = 617911

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