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3 years ago
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A writer, an illustrator, a publisher, and an agent would form a

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the target sales in units is 12,000 dinner cruise tickets

Explanation:

For FunTime Cruiseline to reach its target operating income of $30,000, it must first break -even then make a profit to the extent of $30,000.

This statement is presented in the formula below :

Target Sales - Units = (Fixed Cost + Target Profit) / Contribution per Unit

                                  = ($210,000+$30,000)/( $50 - $30)

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$300 has been reduced from the money supply.

Explanation:

The taxes act as leakage from the circular flow of money. Unless they are spent and injected back as government spending they would be treated as a leakage that has left the circular flow.

Similar effect happens with the savings amount. A saving is a leakage and thus the remaining amount which is $20 after paying for golf clubs and taxes can also be said to have left the circular flow of income and so reducing money supply.

$100 of the original $400 is still left in the flow and money supply as it is still in the checking account after the transaction.

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a. True

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Godiva is a well known chocolate shop and Hershey is renowned all over the world. To take over the market control both have divided consumers into different categories, e.g. luxury of buying chocolates versus cost-conscious who are willing to pay a subsequent amount only and those who are looking for quick energy boost so good labeling than those looking for a gift to loved ones so better outlook, although both have industries in the same market.

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22.38%

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Raven corporation has just gone public

They received $15.90 for each 25 million shares that was sold

The first step is to calculate the net amount raised

Net amount that was raised= 15.90×25,000,000 = 397,500,000

397,500,000-860,000-330,000

= 396,310,000

Underwriter spread= 17.50-15.90

= 1.6 per shares

Total underwriter spread= per share spread× number of shares that were offered

= 1.6×25,000,000

= 40,000,000

Total direct costs= 40,000,000+860,000

=40,860,000

Indirect flotation cost= indirect cost+price appreciation

= 330,000+(19.40-17.50)×25,000,000

= 330,000+1.9×25,000,000

=330,000+47,500,000

= 47,830,000

Total flotation cost= 47,830,000+40,860,000

= 88,690,000

Therefore, the flotation cost as a percentage of funds raised can be calculated as follows

= 88,690,000/396,310,000 × 100

= 0.2238×100

= 22.38%

Hence the flotation costs as a percentage of funds raised is 22.38%

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