Answer:
B. Preparation
Explanation:
A. Assertiveness
B. Preparation
C. Self-confidence
D. End-states
Preparation not only involves thinking through what it is that the negotiator wants to achieve but also how she is going to achieve it.
It is a management principle which allows consumers get ready on how to purchase a product.
Preparation helps consumers to think about the effective way of negotiating price with the seller and ensuring a successful negotiation.
Answer:
First.At the time of delivery of the document, the company must cancel the customer's debt and register the document to charge more interest.( 2.000 x 0.05 = 100)
Notes receivable 2.100
interest to accrue 100
accounts receivable 2.000
Second. Then at the time of payment the client does not pay. The company must cancel the document and interests and according to its criteria, it can register an asset (1), a doubtful credit provision (2) or a loss (3) for this credit.
Notes receivable 2.100
interest to accrue 100
(1)accounts receivable 2.000
(2)provisions on doubtful debts
(3)bad debts
Answer:
-43291.14
Explanation:
Npv = net present value
Payback = 6 years
Required return = 12 percent
Cost = 876000
When we talk about last case npv we mean that cash flow has gotten to its last future. The entire cost of 876000 will have to be paid after 6 years and after that future cash flows would exist.
Npv = -876000 +(876000/1.12)⁶
= -876000+443808.86
= = -43291.14
Answer:
The formula for calculating net pay would be;
Net pay=Gross pay-(federal taxes+social security+state taxes)
Net pay=$484.25
Explanation:
The gross pay is the total amount of pay without including the tax deductions while the net pay is the total pay after accounting for tax deductions. It is the amount that an employee actually receives on the pay day. The formula for determining the net pay is as follows;
N=G-D
where;
N=net pay
G=gross pay
D=tax deductions
And, D=F+S.S+S
F=federal taxes
S.S=social security tax
S=state taxes
As we can see, the tax deductions include; federal taxes, social security tax and state taxes.
In our case;
N=unknown to be determined
G=$560.00
F=$55
S.S=$9.50
S=11.25
D=F+S.S+S=55+9.5+11.25=$75.75
replacing;
N=(560-75.75)=$484.25
The formula for calculating net pay would be;
Net pay=Gross pay-(federal taxes+social security+state taxes)
Net pay=$484.25
Answer:
Since the numbers are missing, I looked for a similar question.
a)
year FCF (in millions)
1 $10
2 $12
3 $13
4 $14
5 4% growth rate
terminal value at year 4 = ($14 x 1.04) / (0.1 - 0.04) = $242.67
the firm's total value = $10/1.1 + $12/1.1² + $13/1.1³ + $14/1.1⁴ + $242.67/1.1⁴ + $2 (excess cash) = $9.09 + $9.92 + $9.77 + $9.56 + $165.75 + 2 = $206.09
price per stock = $206.09 / 7 = $29.44
b) excess cash $12
the firm's total value = $12/1.1 + $13/1.1² + $14/1.1³ + $242.67/1.1³ + $12 (excess cash) = $10.91 + $10.74 + $10.52 + $182.32 + $12 = $226.49
price per stock = $226.49 / 7 = $32.36
c) capital gains yield = ($32.36 - $29.44) / $29.44 = 9.92%
