Answer:
Project X has both a higher present and a higher future value than Project Y.
Explanation:
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Answer: the correct answer is Alternative D. The excerpt enlicits many times how unnecessary it is to fight for a situation that is settled and that won't change the living standarts of workers for best. It even says that <u>the social reform would turn those standarts to what they were in colonial times</u>. Analyzing those opinions, it is possible to conclude that alternative D is the one that best summons what is said.
Answer:
60
Explanation:
price-earnings ratio = price / earnings per share
earnings per share = net income / shares outstanding = $150 / 300 = $0.50
$30 / $0.50 = 60
Answer:
Project A
Explanation:
There are two things to consider here when deciding on the project selection. First, the manager requirement to select the project which at least earns 12%.
Second, maximum return that could be generated from the project. This could be confirmed when determining which project has the highest Net present value (NPV). As NPV, is the difference between the present value of cash outflow (investment) and present value of cash inflow (returns) which is discounted at present time. If positive NPV is calculated then this means project is worthwhile.
Assessing the information given in the question, both projects earn at least 12%, therefore they both meet manager's requirements. While in case of Net present value Project A has the highest NPV and therefore suggest a better return on the project's investment in comparison to project B.
Hence, manager will likely choose Project A.
