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Explain the role of secondary data in gaining customer insights

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Secondary data is information that already exists for another purpose. Researchers get the data by the company's internal database. They are also able to get the information by other resources. One potential problem that may occur is not all information they need are easily obtainable.

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Represent the debtor when meeting with creditors

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2) Assess the creditors (owed by the debtor) proof of claims

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FCFF = $335.50

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Formula of Free Cash Flow to the firm ( FCFF) :

FCFF= Net Income+ Interest(1- tax rate)+ Depreciation+ working capital changes- capital investment

Now let us note some critical points and assumptions which are necessary to solve the question.

As the question says that the company will maintain its existing after tax return on capital invested next year, hence that means that the net income for the next year remains the same, which is $140.

It is also that the company expects it's Operating Income(EBIT) to increase by 6% every year, hence it's operating income(EBIT) for the next year will be $250*(1.06)= $265

Tax rate remains the same, that is, (60/200*100)= 30%

As there is no details with respect to working capital changes and any capital investment made, hence it is assumed to zero changes and no additional investment.

It is assumed that the depreciation method being followed is straight line method, hence depreciation value next year would be the same, that is, 150

Now let's finalise our income statement:

EBIT = $265 given in the question

Interest = ( $65) backward calculation

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b. The pairs in which neither individual is given extra juvenile hormone is the control

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Cross Country Movers has just gone public. Under a firm commitment agreement, the firm received $19.84 for each of the 2.12 mill

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= $11,670,200/ $41,329,800 x 100 = 28.24%

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The question is to compute the flotation cost of the funds raised by Cross Country Movers after going public. Furthermore, it should be presented as a percentage.

The formula therefore, is = Total Direct Costs / Net Amount raised x 100

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= Direct Costs (legal and others) + Indirect costs + (Initial Offering Price - the amount received for each share x total shares sold) + (Price rise in stock per share - the initial offering price per share x total shares sold)

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Step 2: Net Amount Raised

= Amount recieved per share x total shares - Direct and indirect costs

= $19.84 x 2,120,000 shares - $626,000 + $105,000

= 42,060,800‬- 731,000‬ = $41,329,800

Step 3: Floatation Cost in Percentage

= $11,670,200/ $41,329,800 x 100 = 28.24%

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Explain the role of secondary data in gaining customer insights​

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