Answer:
Since the market value equals face value,coupon rate =yield is 75/1000=7.5%
That is 7.5% is before tax cost of floating the bonds
At tax rate of 30%,after tax cost of floating bond =7.5%*(1-30%)=5.25%
However,with a flotation cost of 2%,the before tax cost of flotation is calculated using below formula found in the explanation section.
((75+(1000-980)/25)/(980+1000)*2)=7.66%
Since tax rate remains 30%,the after tax cost of floating the bond with floating cost of 2% is: 7.66%*(1-30%)=5.36%
Explanation:
(Interest payment+((Par value-Net Proceds Value)/number of yr)/(Net Proceds+Par value)/2
Answer:
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Answer:
Name one component/feature of each business environment in the case study
Answer:
The transactions will be recorded as follows;
Explanation:
August 6.
Inventory(78*240)*99% Dr.$18,533
Accounts Payable-Game Girl Cr.$18,533
August 7.
Inventory Dr.$440
Bank Cr.$440
Aug 10.
Accounts Payable-Game Girl (8*240)*99% Dr.$1,904
Inventory Cr.$1,904
August 14.
Accounts Payable($18,533-$1,904) Dr.$16,632
Bank Cr.$16,632
August 23.
Account Receivable (58*260) Dr.$15,080
Sales Revenue Cr.$15,080
Cost of Goods Sold Dr.$14,145
Inventory Cr.$14,145
Please note that cash discount's net method is used for sake of recording
Two questions:
what is the confidence level we are looking at?
also the p-value of .240.24? Is that a mistake in typing or is it .240 to the 24 decimal?
Generally, if the p-value is less than the confidence level (alpha) you reject the null hypothesis. The null hypothesis here is that the ads didn't nothing to help.
For instance, if the p-value were .240 and the alpha was .05 you would reject the null hypothesis and say that the ads may have had an effect on the outcome.