Answer:
Weight of stock A = 60.33%
Weight of stock B= 39.66%
Explanation:
Stock A has 134 shares that is sold at $44
Stock B has 114 shares that is sold at $34
The total market value of stock A can be calculated as follows
= 134×44
= 5,896
The total market value of stock B can be calculated as follows
= 114×34
= 3,876
Total value of both stocks = 5,896+3,876
= 9,772
Therefore the weights of the portfolio can be calculated as follows
Weight of stock A = 5896/9772
= 0.603×100
= 60.33%
Weight of stock B
= 3876/9772
= 0.3966×100
= 39.66%
Answer:
a. Net income = Sales * profit margin
= $24 million * 10%/100
= $2.4 million
b. ROA = Profit / Total Assets
= $2.4 million / $21.1 million
= 0.11374
= 11.374%
c. ROE = Profit / (Total Assets - Debt)
= $2.4million / ($21.1million - $8.2million)
= $2.4million / $12.9 million
= 0.186
= 18.6%
Answer: A transnational organization is an organization that operate in more than one country. It is very important for such organization to have headquarters in each country their operate, because each country their operate will demand that the company should be registered as an organization, according to the countries terms and condition.
When a transnational company has at least one headquarters in the country their operate, it will help the operations of it's business in that country, It will help the organization in fast decision making, it will help the organization to run it's business in different ethics in accordance with the country it operates, it will help the organization in it's mode of employment. The organization can have a corporate headquarters in the country of it's origin, where the Managing directors of each headquarters come to discuss the business of the company.
One example of a transnational organization which has more that one headquarters is ExxonMobil. This company has more than 10 headquarters in different countries. And it's corporate headquarters is in Texas.
Answer:
$18,453.40
Explanation:
the easiest way to determine how much money Matt is going to save is by using the future value annuity factor. Using a future value annuity table, we must look for the value that correspond to 5% interest and 10 periods = 13.181
Now we multiply our annuity factor times the amount of money that Matt saves every 6 months = $1,400 x 13.181 = $18,453.40
When Matt graduates from college he should have saved $18,453.40.