Answer: sale growth rate = 10.82%
Explanation:
blume's formula = ((t - 1)/(n - 1 )) x arithmetic r + geometric r x (n - t)/(t - 1)
blume formula = ((5 -1 )/(15 - 1)) x 0.09 + 0.12 x (15- 5)/ (5 - 1)
Blume formula = 10.82%
Answer:
The expected spot rate of the Australian dollar in one year = 1.28 AUD per USD
Explanation:
The Current spot rate of Australian dollar against US Dollar
= 
AUD /USD
AUD per USD.
Inflation rate in Australia 
%
Inflation in the US 
%
Percentage change in Australian currency
%
Thus, the spot exchange rate of AUD 1 year from now will be
AUD per USD.
Answer:
1,386.67%
Explanation:
Loan Amount = $8.25
Repayment Amount = $10.45
Hence,
Interest for a week = Repayment Amount - Loan Amount
= $10.45 - $8.25
= $2.2
Interest percentage for a week:
= 
= 
= 26.66% (approx)
Number of weeks in a year = 52
Therefore,
Effective annual return:
= Interest percentage for a week × Number of weeks in a year
= 26.66% × 52
= 1,386.67%
Hence, effective annual return Friendly’s earns on this lending business is 1,386.67%
.
APR you are paying 1,386.67%.
Answer: SMA Balance $40000
Explanation:
the Special Memorandum Account(SMA) Balance will remain at $40000 (1000 x $40). The SMA Balance does not decrease when the market value of the security decrease
Answer:
$200 (a deduction)
Explanation:
The accounting standard for inventories IAS 2 requires that inventory be carried at the lower of cost or net realizable value. Inventory will initially be recognized at the cost ( which includes the cost of the item and other associated cost such as freight ). However, its carrying amount must be reviewed to ensure it is not higher than the realizable value.
Given that the selling price is now $15 which is lower than the cost of $16, it means that the amount that can be realized from the sale of a unit is $15.
= $16 - $15
= $1
As such, an adjustment in form of a reduction of the carrying amount of $1 per unit is required. The amount of the lower cost of market adjustment the company must make as a result of this decline in value
= $1 × 200 units
= $200 (a deduction)
