Answer:
Instructions are listed below.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
During the year, Allyson manufactured 90,000 jet skis. Finished goods inventory had the following units:
January 1: 18,000
December 31: 18,000
A) We need to use the following formula:
Units sold= beginning inventory + production - ending inventory
Units sold= 18,000 + 90,000 - 18,000= 90,000 units
B) Unitary cost= $2,600
Cost of goods sold= sold units* unitary cost
COGS= 90,000*2,600= $234,000,000
Answer:
WACC 0.1030590%
Explanation:
<u>First we use CAPM to solve the Cost of Equity</u>
risk free 0.034
market rate
premium market market rate - risk free 0.082
beta(non diversifiable risk) 1.37
Ke 0.14634
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<u>Then we calculate the WACC</u>
Ke 0.14634
Equity weight 0.55
Kd 0.076
Debt Weight 0.45
t 0.34
WACC 0.1030590%
Answer:
$35,465
Explanation:
Calculation for Ending Retained Earnings
Using this formula
Retained earnings = Beginning retained earnings +(Net income- Dividend)
Let plug in the formula
Retained earnings = $30,995 + ($7,590 − $3,120)
Retained earnings =$30,995 +$4,470
Retained earnings =$35,465
Therefore the the ending retained earnings balance will be $35,465
Answer: b. The beta of the portfolio is higher than the highest of the three betas
Explanation:
The beta of a portfolio is calculated as a weighted average of the individual betas of the individual stocks. As such, the highest individual beta will be the upper limit of the portfolios entire beta.
For instance.
3 stocks A, B and C have betas of 1, 1.3 and 2 respectively.
A has a weight of 1%, B has a weight of 1% and C has a weight of 98%.
The portfolio beta will be;
= (0.01 * 1 ) + ( 0.01 * 1.3) + ( 0.98 * 2)
= 1.98
Even if the stock with the highest beta had an advantage of weighing such a high figure, it it mathematically impossible for the portfolio beta to be higher than it.