Answer:
The current market valuation given by the agent is wrong
Explanation:
The agent valuation isn't recent, as it is based on yesterday's closing price. Thus, the customer would need an updated valuation.
Answer:
The present value of the contract is 0.5% higher if the rent is paid at the beginning of the month. That is equal to $11.28 for every $100 of rent.
Explanation:
if the rent is paid at the beginning of the month, the present value of the lease contract will be:
PV = monthly rent x PV annuity due factor
we are not given the monthly rent, but we know the PV annuity due factor for 0.5% and 24 periods = 22.67568
if the rent is paid at the end of the month, the PV = monthly rent x PV ordinary annuity factor
the PV ordinary annuity factor, 0.5%, 24 periods = 22.56287
assuming that the rent is $100 (just to calculate a %), the PV of an annuity due = $2,267.57
the PV of an ordinary annuity = $2,256.29
the difference between them = [($2,267.57 / $2,256.29) - 1] x 100 = 0.5%
Answer:
$559,500
Explanation:
To find Live Co.'s expected dollar cash flows at the end of this year convert the Euro and Swiss francs amounts to dollar using their respective rates and then add all of the dollar amounts.
Swiss francs in dollars:
Euros is dollars:
Dollar cash flow:
The company's expected dollar cash flows are $559,500.
Answer:
245 units reduction.
Explanation:
What is safety stocks?
Safety stocks can be defined as the extra stock that is been kept by business organizations in order to minimize their risk. One can not successfully say that an amount of a material will be need at a particular period of time by the consumers and this is the reason many companies or industries or business organizations do keep safety stocks in their inventory.
So, let us proceed in to solving the question.
The parameters given in the question are; lead time = 5 weeks, standard deviation of demand during the lead time = 85 units, desired cycle-service level = 99%.
We can calculate the value of units for the Reduction in safety stocks by using the formula below;
Reduction in safety stocks=safety stocks - revised safety stocks.
Reduction in safety stocks = 443 - (2.33 × 85 units × 1 week lead time)
Reduction in safety stocks = (443 - 198) units = 245 units.
Note that 2.33 is from the 99% service level) and the 443 is from the 5 weeks lead time which can be Calculated using; (maximum daily usage × maximum lead time in days) - (average daily usage) × average lead time in days.
Answer:
The correct option is D
Explanation:
The net cash will be computed as:
Net Cash = Bonds sold amount - Purchases amount of common stock
where the values are:
Bonds sold amount is $22,040
Purchases amount of common stock is $1,700
Putting the values:
= $22,040 - $1,700
= $20,340
The net cash amounts to $20,340 which is an inflow from the investing activities.