Answer:
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Answer:
In terms of dividend payment procedures, the payment date refers to the date:
on which the firm actually sends the dividend to investors.
Explanation:
There are three dates with regard to the payment of dividends. The first date is the declaration date when the board of directors of the company decides to pay the dividends to stockholders. The second date is the date of record when the records are checked to establish the stockholders entitled to receive dividends. The last is the payment date when actual payment of the dividend is made to the investors through the issue of dividend warrants or certificates.
Answer:
C) amount a consumer is willing to pay minus the amount the consumer actually pays.
Explanation:
Consumer surplus is a situation in which a consumer is willing to pay more for a product but he/she actually pays less that is he pays a lesser price compared to what he is willing to pay.
For example, a consumer is willing to pay $5 for a magazine but when he got to the mall, the price of the magazine is $4. The consumer surplus will be price he is willing to pay minus the price he bought it.
Consumer surplus= $5-$4
=$1
Consumer surplus is the difference between between the willing price of a consumer and the actual price paid(lesser than the willing price). It is a benefit to the consumer because they pay less than what is expected at the same value of satisfaction.
Consumer surplus is represented on a supply and demand curve by the area between the equilibrium price and the demand curve.
Answer: Merchandise Inventory 7,500
Cash in bank 3,750
Accounts Payable
Explanation:
The answer is $8,030
Explanation:
Present Value (PV) = $5,000
Future Value(FV) = ?
Interest rate(r) = 7 percent
Number of years (N) = 7 years
The formula for future value is:
FV = PV(1+ r)^n
= $5,000(1+0.07)^7
$5,000(1.07)^7
$5,000 x 1.605781476
=$8,028.91
Approximately $8,030
Alternatively, we can use a Financial calculator:
N= 7; I/Y= 7, PV= -5,000 CPT FV= $8,028.91
Approximately $8,030
