Answer:
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- <u><em>Option C. $105,608.11</em></u>
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Explanation:
Basis:
- Interest compounded monthly
- rate = 0.021/12 = 0.00175
1. Year 1:
All the figures in dollars.
- Initial balance: 0
- Initial balance + interest = 0
- Deposit at the end of the year: 23,500
- Final balance: 23,500
2. Year 2:
All the figures in dollars.
- Initial balance: 23,500
- Initial balance + interest: 23,500 (1 + 0.00175)¹² = 23,998.28
- Deposit at the end of the year: 24,500
- Final balance: 24,500 + 23,998.28 = 48,498.28
3. Year 3:
All the figures in dollars.
- Initial balance: 48,498.28
- Initial balance + interest: 48,498.28(1 + 0.00175)¹² = 49,526.60
- Deposit at the end of the year: 26,500
- Final balance: 26,500 + 49,526.60 = 76,026.60
4. Year 4:
All the figures in dollars.
- Initial balance: 76,026.60
- Initial balance + interest: 76,026.60(1 + 0.00175)¹² = 77,638.62
- Deposit at the end of the year: 28,000
- Final balance: 28,000 + 77,638.62 = 105,638.62
Assuming differences in rounding intermediate values, the answer is the option C.
Answer:
Accumulated Depreciation as on 31st December 2017 is 2448
Explanation:
Depreciation using straightline method=<u>Cost of equipment-salvagevalue</u>
useful life of the asset
Depreciation =<u> 12,240-0</u>
5years
Depreciation on 31st December 2017 = $2448
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Answer:
<u>I would rollover.</u>
Explanation:
It is expected an increase in the interest rate in the near future. It is better to <u>wait for the purchase of a long-term note because</u>, once the interest rises, the <u>price of the TS at 9 years will decrease</u> to match the new yield.
While doing a rollover we can make the cash work at 5% and start yielding at 7% in six month. Once the expectation of higher interest rate vanish, I can consider moving to a long Treasury Bill, which most probably will have a lower cost than today.
Answer: The optimal capital structure maximizes the firm’s stock price.
Explanation:
The Capital Structure of a company refers to the proportion of debt vs equity that it chooses to use to fund its Assets and operations.
The goal of management is to use the capital structure to fund the company in such a way that the market value of a company increases.
The Market value is reflected by the firm's stock price so the optimal capital structure is meant to maximize the firm’s stock price.