Answer:
The correct option is (c)
Explanation:
From the year end balance sheet for 2014 and 2015 it can be seen that common stock balance as on 2014 was 2,000,000 and as on 2015, it increased to 3,000,000.
An increase in common stock implies that the company issued new 1,000,000 common stock in 2015.
Option (a) cannot be determined as no income statement item is given.
Option (b) is incorrect as the company reduced its short term bank debt in 2015.
Option (d) is incorrect as long term debt was issued in 2014 and not in 2015.
Option (e) is incorrect as company had issued and not repurchased common stock.
Answer:
PV= $50,981.17
Explanation:
<u>First, we need to calculate the future value at the end of the period:</u>
FV= {A*[(1+i)^n-1]}/i
A= annual payment
FV= {7,500*[(1.071^19) - 1]} / 0.071
FV= $283,234.78
<u>Now, the present value:</u>
PV= FV/(1+i)^n
in this case n=25 years
PV= 283,234.78 / (1.071^25)
PV= $50,981.17
Answer:
Option B Complementary
Explanation:
The reason is that increase in one product (Sneakers) purchases increases the purchases of other product (socks) which is compulsory. In this case we see that the sneakers prices have increased which led to decrease in sales of sneakers and also a decrease in the socks sales is witnessed. This is beacause the sale of one product is directly proportional to other and this relation is also known as complementary relation among products.
Answer:
Determining that smartphone apps and social media aps are important parts of a bank's future plans to reach young consumers. ⇒ <u>New Product Strategy.</u>
Tweeting out the availability of a new smartphone app that helps young professionals manage their financial lives better. ⇒ <u>Product launch.</u>
Inviting younger "fans" of the bank's social media sites to have a free trial of the new smartphone app. ⇒ <u>Test marketing. </u>
Having a Faceb-ook discussion with consumers on what they would ideally like to have from a bank smartphone app. ⇒<u> Idea generation.</u>
Creating a prototype of the smartphone app. ⇒<u> Product development. </u>
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Using Tw-itter to ask followers what they are willing to pay for smartphone apps. ⇒ <u>Business analysis. </u>
Developing a social media site that allows college students to review and provide feedback on new product ideas. ⇒<u> Idea screening. </u>
