Answer:
$4.67 per share
Explanation:
The calculation of the diluted earning per share is given below:
= (Total income - preference dividends) ÷ (outstanding shares + diluted shares)
where,
Total income is $50,000
Outstanding shares is 10,000
And, the diluted shares is computed by following calculations
Amount paid towards shares = Options issued × Exercise price per share
= 1,000 × $6
= $6,000
And,
Value of options = Amount paid towards shares ÷ Current market price
= $6,000 ÷ $20
= 300
Therefore,
Diluted shares is
= Options issued - value of options
= 1,000 - 300
= 700
So Diluted Earnings per share is
= ($50,000) ÷ (10,000 + 700)
= $4.67 per share
I think the answer is convergent plate boundaries, but I am not positive. hope this helps :)
Answer: Natural monopoly
Explanation:
A natural monopoly is a form of monopoly that comee into being due to huge start-up costs and also economies of scale. A firm that has a natural monopoly may be the only producer of a particular good or service.
A natural monopoly occurs when the long-run average total cost curve is crossed by the markwt demand curve when the average total costs are still diminishing.
Answer:
2. the cost drivers should be duration drivers
Explanation:
There are two types of cost drivers, transaction drivers and duration drivers:
- transaction drivers are calculated by determining how many times did an activity occur, e.g. how many machine setups were carried out.
- duration drivers are calculated based on the time it takes for an activity to occur, e.g. how many machine hours were sued to produce certain product.
Answer:
does not necessarily mean either absolute or per capita real economic growth.
Explanation:
Nominal GDP can increase due to high inflation, and that is not real growth since the purchasing power of individuals, businesses and the government doesn't grow. Real GDP growth would mean absolute economic growth.
The GDP per capita measures the GDP divided by the total population of a country, so the nominal GDP or real GDP could grow, but if that growth is less than the population's growth, then the nominal and real GDP per capita will still decrease.
