Answer:
D. online communities
Explanation:
-Social networks are sites where people can share information and communicate.
-Microblogs are a type of online blog that has short entries.
-Niche networks are networks that focus on a specific group of people.
-Online communities are groups of people that interact on the internet through forums, chat rooms to get information about specific topics.
According to this, these forums are an example of online communities.
Answer:
amortization on discount on BP 400
Explanation:
When there is a difference between the face value and the issuance proceeds from the bond a premium or discount is created.
When the proceeds are above, there will be a premium and the interest expense will be lower thant the actual cash outlay on the bond.
When theface value is above the proceeds, there is a discount.and expenses are higher than cash payment to bondholders.
In this case the expense is higher so there is a discount.
Answer:
The total non controlling interest after the additional shares are issued is equal to $252,000.
Explanation:
Before the issue Sage co's had 20,000 shares with total equity value of $500,000. After the issue of 5000 shares worth $200,000, the total number of shares and equity would be -
Total number of shares = 25,000 ( 20,0000 + 5000 )
Total equity value = $700,000
Now Thyme inc owns 16,000 number of shares , which means that minority holds 9000 number of shares . Now the price per share would be =
TOTAL EQUITY / NUMBER OF SHARES
$700,000 / 25,000
= $28
NON CONTROLLING INTEREST = Minority shares x Price per shares
= 9000 x $28
= $252,000
<span>Harvey purchased 10 shares of mvc stock for = $100 per share
</span><span>one year later he sold the 10 shares for = $130 a share
</span>The price level increased in a year from = 140 to 147
<span>harvey's before-tax real capital gain =
</span><span>$1,300 - $1,000(1.05) but he is to report a $300 gain on his income tax</span>
So in this case, you would need to find the present value (PV) of the monthly payments. With the information given, you would have a PV= 195,413.08, which is less than the lump sum payment. In this case, you would take the 1 time payment.
Another way to look at this is to calculate the future value (FV) of both payouts. For the lump sum payment, you would assume the same interest rate (6%) and at the end of the same 20 years period, your investment would be worth 662,040.90 while the monthly payment option would be worth 646,857.25
