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3 years ago

What is a necessary component of a simulation game?

Business

1 answer:

V125BC [204]3 years ago

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Answer: Game world. Goals and objectives:

Rules and/or Instructions:

Interaction:

Conflict (and/or competition, challenge, opposition)

Outcomes and Feedback.

Game storyline.

Characters for video game.

Music.

Visuals.

Quality assurance.

Example: GTA aka ; grand theft auto

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Answer:

innovation

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Cost of equity = (D1/Current price) + Growth rate

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3 years ago

Crain Company has a manufacturing subsidiary in Singapore that produces high-end exercise equipment for U.S. consumers. The manu

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Answer:

Crain Company's total taxes would decrease by $64,740

Explanation:

the income statement for the parent company:

total revenue $2,490,000

- COGS ($1,490,000)

- S&A costs ($390,000)

EBIT $610,000

- taxes ($201,300)

net income $408,700

the income statement for the subsidiary:

total revenue $3,490,000

- COGS ($2,490,000)

- S&A costs ($199,000)

EBIT $801,000

- taxes ($368,460)

net income $432,540

total taxes paid = $201,300 + $368,460 = $569,760

if the parent company increases the selling price by 20%

the income statement for the parent company:

total revenue $2,988,000

- COGS ($1,490,000)

- S&A costs ($390,000)

EBIT $1,108,000

- taxes ($365,640)

net income $742,360

the income statement for the subsidiary:

total revenue $3,490,000

- COGS ($2,988,000)

- S&A costs ($199,000)

EBIT $303,000

- taxes ($139,380)

net income $163,620

total taxes paid = $365,640 + $139,380 = $505,020

the parent company's total taxes would decrease by = $569,760 - 505,020 = $64,740

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3 years ago

The Auto Group has 1,000 bonds outstanding that are selling for $980 each. The company also has 9,700 shares of preferred stock

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Answer:

The first thing that we need to do in this question is find the total capital of the Group. They get their capital from three sources which are bonds, preferred stock and common stock. We need to find the capital provided by each of these 3 sources and add them up. After that we will see what ratio of capital is provided by preferred stock, and this ratio will be the weight of preferred stock as it related to the firms weighted average cost of capital.

Bonds

1000*980=980,000

Preferred stock = 9700*85= 824,500

Common stock= 43,000*80= 3,440,000

980,000+824,500+3,440,000= 5,244,500

Preferred weight = 824,500/5,244,500= 0.157 = 15.7%

The weight of preferred stock is 15.7%

Explanation:

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