Answer:The minimum number of bonds it must sell to raise the money it needs will be 73,242 bonds
Explanation:
Number of bonds = Amount need to expand business / Bond price
But
Bond price = $1,000 / [1 + (0.0575 / 2)^(15 × 2)
Bond price = $1,000 / 1.02875 ^ 30
Bond price = $1,000 /2.340
Bond price = $427.350
Therefore the Number of bonds = $31, 300,000 / $427.350
Number of bonds= 73,242 bonds
The minimum number of bonds it must sell to raise the money it needs will be 73,242 bonds
Answer:
More than $1500 price per car per month has to be dropped.
Explanation:
Given:
price per car = $20,000
car sale per month = 40
rate of increase in demand = 3
Solution:
Revenue R = Price × Quantity = P * Q
From the above given data
P = 20,000
Q = 40
R = P*Q
dQ/dt = 3
We have to find the rate at which the price is to be dropped before monthly revenue starts to drop.
R = P*Q
dR/dt = (dP/dt)Q + P(dQ/dt)
= (dP/dt) 40 + 20,000*3 < 0
= (dP/dt) 40 < 60,000
= dP/dt < 60000/40
= dP/dt < 1,500
Hence the price has to be dropped more than $1,500 before monthly revenue starts to drop.
Each player owe Brian 92 cents.
4.99+5.99 = 10.98
10.98/12 = .915 or approximately 92 cents
to check : .915 x 11 = 10.065 + .915 (brian's share) = 10.98
Coca-Cola acquired its bottlers and created a national vertically integrated business operation in 2010. After spending 12.3 billion USD to acquire Coca-Cola Enterprises, its largest bottling partner, it reversed course in 2015 and sold off all its bottling operations. This is an example of a <u>failed diversification effort</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Diversification efforts are taken by the organizations to achieve desired outcomes but sometimes they fail in it. The following are the reason for failure of diversification effort:
- failing to integrate acquisitions
- unable to understand how the acquired organization’s assets would fit with their own lines of business
- paying high premium for the target's common stock
- not acting in best interest of shareholders
The diversification strategy is adopted by many organizations to develop its business. In the above scenario, Coca-Cola Enterprises adopted diversification effort but failed in it.
