Answer:
the scope statement; deliverables
Explanation:
"Decomposing" a project will ensure an efficient way of accomplishing the project's goal. Before doing this, it is important to know what "the scope statement" is and the "deliverables" (multiple tasks in the production).
"The scope statement" allows one to know what should be included in the decomposition. It also tells <em>when you are going to stop breaking down </em>and what tasks are to be included. Once you know this, it<em> becomes easier to decompose a projec</em>t with<u> one deliverable at a time.</u> The scope will also be further clarified.
So, this explains the answer.
To record the retirement of bonds we have to debit the bond payable account with $435,376, debit the interest account with $22,914, and credit the cash account with $458,290.
The retirement of the bond takes place when they are required to be redeemed before they mature. In other words, if the company wants to buy back its bonds before the period of the bond is over. Sometimes the company will also have to pay the interest amount that is due on the bond to the bond-holder.
The bondholders are creditors of the company. These are the people to have loaned money to the company and who the company has to pay back either at maturity or when the company wants. This should be specified to the bondholder before issuing him the bond. The transaction that will be written to record the transaction will be:
Bonds Payable a/c Dr. 435,376
Interest a/c Dr. 22,914
To cash a/c 458,290.
(Being the bonds retired and interest amount paid)
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Answer:
Between 7.8 and 12 Years
Explanation:
The modified duration of a portfolio is defined as a weighted average in the modified duration of an individual bonds. Therefore it will lie between the extreme values of the modified duration of the bonds in portfolio so that the weights are all positive.
In the context, the modified duration lies between 7.8 years and 12 years as the modified duration would always lie between the lowest modified duration and the highest modified duration of any bonds in a portfolio. Therefore the weights are value that will lie between these two years.
Answer:
Explanation:
From the question we are informed about An employee in my organization who has started to work from home two days a week. The employee uses the same company laptop at the office and at home. The laptop automatically connects to the wireless network in the office, but it does not automatically connect to the employee's home wireless network. The employee would like the laptop to connect automatically both at home and at work. In this case
what can be done is that an an alternate TCP/IP configuration should be configured on the wireless adapter of the laptop, so that static IP address that is compatible with the network at home can be used.
Complete Question:
What is the expected annual capital gain yield for Orange Corp stock, based on the Constant Dividend Growth Model? The company plans to pay an annual dividend of of $4.12 per share in one year. The expected annual growth rate of the dividend is 12.9%, and the required rate of return for the stock is 16.63%. Answer as a percentage, 2 decimal places (e.g., 12.34% as 12.34).
Answer:
12.9%
Explanation:
As we know that:
Capital Gain Yield = (P1 - P0) / P0
Step 1: Find P0
Po = D1 / (Ke - g)
Here
D1 is $4.12 per share
Ke is 16.63%
g is 12.9%
By putting values, we have:
Po = $4.12 / (16.63% - 12.9%)
= $110.46
Step 2: Find P1
P1 = D2 / (Ke - g)
Here
D2 = D1 * (1 + 12.9%) = $4.12 per share * (1 + 12.9%) = $4.65
Ke is 16.63%
g is 12.9%
By putting values, we have:
Po = $4.65 / (16.63% - 12.9%)
= $124.70
<u>Step3: Find Annual Capital Gain Yield</u>
Capital Gain Yield = (P1 - P0) / P0
Now by putting values, we have:
Capital Gain Yield = ($124.7 - $110.46) / $110.46
= 12.9%
