Answer:
$1,551,222.84
Explanation:
We should assume the interest are implicity charged in the note payments.
In order to record the equipment at their fair value at the momnet of purchase, we will discount the note using 11% discount rate
The note will be an annuity for $500,000 during 4 year at rate 11%
C 500000
time 4
rate 0.11
PV
This is the value of the equipment at present value, without the interest charged on the note.
Under this value it should be recorded.
Answer:
500
Explanation:
The computation of Total outstanding shares is shown below:-
Market Value of Shares before Share repurchase = Equity ÷ Number of Shares outstanding
= $6,000 ÷ 600
= $10
Shares repurchased = Excess Cash ÷ Price of a Share
= $1,000 ÷ 10
= 100
Total Outstanding Shares = Number of Shares outstanding - Shares repurchased
= 600 - 100
= 500
We applied the above formula.
Answer:
The correct answer is B) basic product.
Explanation:
The basic product is the first level of a product and is the good or service that covers a need.
It refers to the intrinsic product that covers the need. For example, it can be pure water to satisfy thirst, a car to be transported or telecommunications services to be able to communicate.
The basic product is what the generic of a satisfactory represents. However, even at this minimum level of product, the company should know that each consumer requires a product that meets their need, but this need is different in each.
Answer: Licensing
Explanation:
John's ingredient is his intellectual property. By giving the right regarding the usage of the ingredient to another business entity and by receiving a sales volume related <em>royalty payment</em> for each box sold, John is involved in a <em>licensing agreement</em>.
Two parties are involved in each licensing agreement: the licencor and the licencee. In this example, John is the licencor and the cereal manufacturer is the licencee. Both of the parties sign the licensing agreement, which is active over a specified amount of time.
Licensing is not to be confused with <em>franchising</em>. It refers to a specific business model when the franchisee operates under the brand (logo and trademark) of the franchiser, but essentially keeps its independence branch-wise. Best examples are McDonald's and KFC.