Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
The production utilization is the use of the productive capacity of the firm. It shows the extent to which the production capacity of the firm can be used to produce the goods in the firm.
It shows the relationship between the output that has been produced with the equipment that has been installed in the enterprise. If the capacity of the firm is totally utilised, it is very efficient and can be used to produce the maximum amount of goods of that enterprise.
Answer: D. The actual value of the contract is less than $30 million for each year he plays.
Explanation:
Given that Mark sherzer will be paid $15 million per year for 14 years reflects a contract whose value at the time of signing is ($15 million × 14) = $210 million. However, the payment would not be paid at the of signing but spread over a period of 14 years with $15 million being splashed out annually. However, considering the time value of money, whereby the present value of a fixed amount decreases with time. Hence in actual sense, the $210 million face worth of the contract will actually be less than $30 million [$210/7(playing years)] as time progresses on the fixed amount paid yearly due to reduction in the value of the present value as time progresses.
Answer:
To mitigate damages
Explanation:
When a a tenant breaches the terms of a real estate agreement, the landlord must come in to get another tenant to occupy the space.
He is avoiding a situation where the property is to be left unoccupied for a period of time.
Mitigating damages is a way of reducing further loss when one party breaches a contract.
In the given scenario if a tenant moves out of leased premises before the term of the lease expires, the landlord is required to make a reasonable attempt to lease the property to another party.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The shareholder-debtholder conflict usually arises because shareholders would prefer the firm to engage in more risky business activities. This is because this has the potential to increase the income of the firm and as a result, the wealth of shareholders.
On the other hand debtholders would not want the firm to engage in risky activities because it might negatively affect the firm's ability to make its schedules payments to debtholders.
In order to protect themselves, debtholders usually draft a deb covenant which contains allowable activities of the firm
