Stock price would be equal to total value of equity divided by no. of shares outstanding. The total value of equity would be calculated as follows:
Total value of equity = corporate value – notes payable – long term debt – preferred stock
= $900 million - $110 million – 90 million – 20 million
= $680 million
The price of the stock would be:
Stock price = total value of equity / no. of shares outstanding
= $680 million / 25 million
= $27.20
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Answer:
The SRAS curve will shift to the right.
Explanation:
A decline in nominal wages will reduce the cost of hiring labor. The overall cost of production will reduce as well. The firms will be able to increase production and investment.
This increase in production and investment will increase the aggregate supply. As a result, the short-run aggregate supply curve will move to the right. This will cause the equilibrium price to fall and the equilibrium quantity to increase.
Answer:
A buyer would be willing to pay at most $24,000.
Explanation:
There is a 40% chance of getting low quality cars.
Value of high quality car is $30,000.
Value of low quality car is $15,000.
Price of car that buyer will be willing to pay
=40% of lower quality+60% of higher quality
=40% of $15,000+60% of $30,000
=0.4*15,000+0.6*30,000
=$6,000+$18,000
=$24,000
So, the buyers will be willing to pay a maximum value of $24,000.
