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3 years ago
5

What do smart investors do before making an investment?

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1 answer:
Aloiza [94]3 years ago
7 0
Research prices, objects, and their history of sales and the past revenue per sell and the inflation of their revenue.
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4.5 and 3

Explanation:

We know that

Real exchange rate = Nominal exchange rate × (Cost of the basket in US  ÷  Cost of the basket in  Norway)

So according to this formula, the computation is shown below

When the nominal exchange rate is 3, then the real exchange rate would be

= 3 × (60 ÷ 40)

= 4.5

When the nominal exchange rate is 2, then the real exchange rate would be

= 2 × (60 ÷ 40)

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The commission structure on a stock purchase is $45 plus $0.04 per share. If you purchase five round lots of a stock selling for
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The commission for purchasing five round lots of a stock selling for $130 is $65.

<h3>What is round lots of a stock?</h3>

A specified quantity of securities to be traded on an exchange is known as a round lot. In the stock market, a round lot is defined as 100 shares or a bigger number that may be divided in half equally.

1 round lots = 100 shares

5 round lots = 500 shares

The commission structure on a stock purchase is $45 plus $0.04 per share.

For 500 shares, the commission is

= 45 + 0.04×500

= 65

Therefore, the commission for purchasing 500 shares of stock selling for $130 is $65.

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All of the fixed manufacturing overhead costs would continue whether Part B89 is made internally or purchased from an outside su
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Outsource the production of B89, manufacture the new product and buy the part from a vendor to earn an extra $5.10 per unit.

Explanation:

Lasso Corporation manufactures a variety of appliances which all use Part B89. Currently, Lasso manufactures Part B89 itself. It has been producing 10,000 units of Part B89 annually. The annual costs of producing Part B89 at the level of 10,000 units include the following:

Direct materials                                   $3.00

Direct labor                                          $8.10

Variable manufacturing overhead     $4.20

Fixed manufacturing overhead          $3.20

Total cost                                             $18.50

If Lasso decides to purchase Part B89 form a vendor, it will be able to save = direct material, direct labor and variable overhead = $3 + $8.10 + $4.20 = $15.30, and it will free the facility in order to produce another product that generates a $10 per unit contribution margin.

The decision to outsource production saves or generates = $15.30 + $10 = $25.30

The cost of outsourcing the production = $20.20

net impact = $25.30 - $20.20 = $5.10

Since the impact is positive, Lasso will earn a higher profit by outsourcing, so they should do it.

Make the new product and buy the part to earn an extra $5.10 per unit contribution to profit.

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On July 1, 2018, Ted, age 73 and single, sells his personal residence of the last 30 years for $368,000. Ted's basis in his resi
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304,000

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Explanation:

Ted has a realized gain of $304,000 ($368,000 sales price – $22,000 selling expenses –$42,000 basis).

Ted's recognized gain is $54,000 ($304,000 realized gain - $250,000 exclusion).

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Liabilities : No effect

Equity : Increase by $6,000

b.

Assets : Increase by $4,500

Liabilities : No effect

Equity: Increase by $4,500

c.

Assets : Decrease $1,650

Liabilities : No effect

Equity : Decrease $1,650

d.

Assets : Increase $2,250, Decrease $2,250

Liabilities ; No effect

Equity: No effect

e.

Assets : Decrease $800

Liabilities : No effect

Equity : Decrease $800

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a.

Recognize Revenue and Assets of Cash

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Recognize Revenue and Assets in Trade Receivable

c.

Recognize an expense and de-recognize the Assets of Cash

d.

Recognize Assets in Cash and de-recognize Assets in Accounts Receivables.

e.

Recognize an Expense and de-recognise the Assets in Cash

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