Answer:
The stock's current intrinsic price is c. $18.29
Explanation:
Hi, by definition, the intrinsic value of a stock is defined by the present value of its future free cash flows, in our case, for the next year it will be $0.75 million and it will grow at a 6.4% rate, every year, "forever".
SInce there are $2 million in short term investment and $2 million in debt, both amounts cancel out each other therefore, all we have to do is to bring to present value the future free cash flows, as follows.
So the value of all the outstanding share of the company is:
Since there are 1 million shares, each one is worth $18,292,683/1,000,000= $18.29. So the answer is c.
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Answer:
expand
Explanation:
In "open market operations" to expand M1, the securities held by a commercial bank (or the public) are exchanged for "cash" from the Fed (the transfer of funds from the Fed to a bank.
The Fed buys securities from banks holding it, for money; so as to increase the supply of money in the economy.
Business analysis phase of the new product development process
Answer:
loss of $ 1,400,000.00
Explanation:
Amount of share : two million:
offer price per share: $55
selling price per share: $53.80
Loss per share: $1.20
Total loss= $1.2X2,000,000= ($2,400.000.00)
Earning from spread: 0.5x2,000,000.00 =$1,000.000.00
Net earning: (2,400,000.00)+$1,000,000.00=($ 1,400,000.00)
loss of $ 1,400,000.00
Answer:
Option (B) is correct.
Explanation:
Open market operations is a monetary policy instrument that is used by the Federal reserve for controlling the money supply in an economy. If there is a need to decrease the money supply in an economy then fed sells the government securities to the public and on the other hand if there is a need to increase the money supply in an economy then fed purchases the government securities from the public.
So, here the expansionary policy is to purchases the treasury bills from the public.
