Answer:
Interest rate = 6..3%
Explanation:
<em>An investment that pays a fixed amount for life is called a perpetuity. The worth of a perpetuity today is the present value of the future cash flow. Using the present value of the perpetuity formula, we can work out the interest rate as follows:</em>
PV = A × 1/r
<em>Where PV = present value, r- Interest rate , A- annual cash flow</em>
4,400 = 275× 1/r
cross multiply
4,400 × r= 275
divided both sides by 4,400
r = 275/4400
r= 0.0625 × 100
r= 6.25%
r= 6.3%
Interest rate = 6..3%
Answer:
$1,000
Explanation:
No fault insurance basically protects you and your family from small accidents by paying your medical bills regardless of who is at fault. This type of policies applies to car or house insurance.
In this case, the accident was caused by Jason but since who is responsible is not important in this type of policy, then it should cover up to its maximum limit.
In a 2 for 1 stock split, par
value and market value will be 1/2 of what they were prior to the split and
number of shares will be two times what it was.
So,
par value will be 6 x 0.5 = $
3.00
market value will be 25 x 0.5
= $ 12.50
number of shares 8,000 x 2 will be
16,000 shares
Answer:
The answer is: All the options are correct (I, II and III)
Explanation:
The larger the number of individuals (e.g. securities analysts, investors) who are informed about the price system of securities, the prices of securities will approach informational efficiency.
When the system approaches informational efficiency, you can determine which securities are riskier than others. Therefore you can price riskier securities so that they offer higher expected returns.
The other positive effect of informational efficacy is that investors can determine which securities are undervalued or overvalued.
