Answer:
17.30%
Explanation:
The computation of the return on investment is shown below
But before that the net income is
Sales $5,375,000
Less: COGS -$3,225,000
Less: Operating Expenses -$1,147,000
Net Income $1,003,000
Now
Return on Investment is
= Net Income × 100 ÷ Average Assets
= $1,003,000 × 100 ÷ $5,800,000
= 17.30%
Answer:
4,513 approx.
Explanation:
The computation of the minimum number of jars of silver polish is shown below:-
Sales revenue for one jar of silver polish $5.60
Sales revenue for 1/4 pound of Grit 337 0.85
($3.40 × 1 ÷ 4)
Incremental revenue from
further processing $4.75
($5.60 - 0.85)
Incremental costs of further processing:
Processing costs $2.40
Selling costs $0.40 $2.80
Incremental contribution
margin from further
processing into silver polish
per jar $1.95
($4.75 - $2.80)
Point of indifference denotes the point where all options are equally profitable. But after that we will see that more processing is profitable. This is due to the fixed costs involved in further production.
Thus Minimum number of jars needed to produce to justify the further processing = Avoidable Fixed cost ÷ Incremental contribution
= $8,800 ÷ $1.95
= 4,513 approx.
Although
relative factor costs may make a country look attractive as a location
for performing a manufacturing activity, the firm must also look at the
political economy, where, for example, <span>regulations prohibiting foreign direct investment
may eliminate this option.
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Polieymakers have periodically raised concerns pertaining to foreign investment in industries which affect national security or an essential na-tional interest.
It is a modification is started by the acquirer to redress a preparing mistake. The mistake could be a duplication of an exchange or the consequence of a cardholder question. The acquirer charges or credits the dealer DDA represent the dollar measure of the modification.
→Answer:
a. $188,533.82
b. $219,296.09
Explanation:
These problems can be solved using the present value of annuity formula which is:
PV= C x (1-(1+r)^-n)/r
Where:
PV = the present value of annuity (the amount we are solving for)
C= The annual amount receivable from the insurance company ($20,700)
r= The interest rate (7%)
n= Number of years (15 and 20 years respectively)
- To solve the first question (a) plug the variables into the formula and you will have → 20,700 × (1-(1.07)^-15)/.07= $188,533.82
- to solve the second question (b) plug the variables into the formula and you will have → 20,700×(1-(1.07)^-20)/.07 = $219,296.09
