We have to go backwards:
After the discount in July ( 50 % ), the cost of jeans is $25.50
So the price before this discount was 2 * $22.50 = $45
In June, the price was reduced by 25%.
45 ------------------75%
x --------------------100 %
45 : x = 75 : 100
45 * 100 = 75 x
4,500 = 75 x
x = 4,500 : 75
x = $60
Finally, in May the price was 250% of its wholesale cost.
60 ----------------- 250%
x -------------------100 %
60 : x = 250 : 100
6,000 = 250x
x = 6,000 : 250
x = $24
Answer: The cost of the jeans in the wholesale was $24.
Answer:
The cost of units completed this period is $ 350,000
Explanation:
<u><em>Units Out of the Process Were:</em></u>
Finished Goods = 50,000
Ending Work In Progress = 2500
<u>1.) Finished Goods Equivalent Units</u>
Materials : Finished Goods are 100% complete in terms of materials hence 50000 equivalent units
Conversion : Finished Goods are 100% complete in terms of conversion costs hence 50000 equivalent units
<u> 2.) Cost of units completed Units</u>
Materials : 50000 × 5.75 =287500
Conversion : 50000×1.25 =62500
Total = 287500 + 62500 = $ 350,000
<em>*Note Ending Inventory is not relevant for this question</em>
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Answer: B. 1 DEF Jan 50 Call
Explanation:
The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC) acting under its mandate of being an issuer and guarantor for options and futures contracts can alter options prices but does not do so for prices based on normal dividends as they are more regular and their effects are already accounted for in the price of the call.
When a company calls a one-time special cash dividend, this is new to the market which would not have incorporated it into the price of the call. The OCC will then adjust the price to account for this.
In this case it will do so by subtracting the dividend from the call;
= 55 - 5
= $50
The customer will then have 1 DEF Jan 50 Call
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Whole life policies provide “guaranteed” cash value accounts that grow according to a formula the insurance company determines. Universal life policies accumulate cash value based on current interest rates. Variable life policies invest funds in subaccounts, which operate like mutual funds.