Answer:
The Income Statement is-
Sales = $435,000
Costs = 216,000
Depreciation = 40,000
EBIT= $179,000
Interest = 21,000
EBT = $158,000
Taxes = 55,300
Net income = $102,700
I have done this question before in my "Money Management" Dual enrolled class.
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Answer:
Company A's price per share is $45
Explanation:
The P/E ratio of one company can be used by investors and analysts to determine the value of another companie's stock in the industry. This is called apples-to-apples comparism.
The P/E ratio is used to value a company by comparing its share price to earnings per share.
P/E ratio= market value of shares/ earnings per share
For company B
P/E ratio= 30/2= $15
Using company B's P/E ratio as a benchmark for company A
15= Price per share /3
Price per share = 15*3= $45
Sell the asset, which will drive down the price and cause the expected return to reach the level of the required return.
I guess the correct answer is price discrimination, Robinson-Patman Act
As a result of Hurricane Charley, the Green Mountain Lumber Co. decides to charge all Home Depots in Florida $25 per sheet of plywood while all Home Depots outside of Florida pay only $10 per sheet of plywood. The Green Mountain Lumber Co. can be charged with price discrimination, which is illegal under the Robinson-Patman Act.
Price discrimination is the act of charging different consumers different prices for the same product.
The Robinson-Patman Act (1936) makes it unlawful to practice price discrimination, where the effect may substantially lessen competition or help to create a monopoly
Based on the information given regarding the mortgage, the true statement will be that each of their payments is for the same amount.
A fully amortized payment simply means a payment where the individual makes every payment according to the schedule of the loan.
A fully amortized payment is a periodic repayment of a debt. Since Karen and Al obtained a 30-year fixed-rate fully amortized loan when they purchased their home, they'll pay the same amount monthly.
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