Answer:
n = 43.6673555
it will take 43.67 year to achice a real GDP of 98,000
Explanation:
we solve for time of a future lump-sum:
we use logarithmics properties:
PV 49,000
FV 98,000
rate 1.6%
n = 43.6673555
Answer:
350,000 net income
+69,700 depreciation
+13,300 loss on disposal
433,000 adjusted income
no change in working capital
cash generated from operating activities 433,000
Explanation:
We need to remove from the net incoem the non-monetary terms
The depreication is an accounting concept, it doesn't involve cash disbursements, so it is added.
Also the los son disposal doesn't involve using cash so is also removed.
Rule:
to remove a non-monetary expense we should add it.
to remove a non-monetary gain we should decrease it.
A filmmaker will seek a sound production mixer who has the qualities and qualifications that is responsible for ensuring that dialogue recorded during filming is suitably clear, tries to avoid unwanted noises and works around the camera which might hamper the placement of microphones. A production sound mixer who has his or her own equipment as this choice can save the filmmaker a considerable amount of money in sound equipment rental, and the mixer is likely to be skilled in using his or her own equipment.
Answer:
Make since the relevant cost to make it is $59.05
Explanation:
Calculation to determine what Epsilon should choose to:
Relevant costs to make = 8.20 + 24.20 + [41*(100%-35%)]
Relevant costs to make = 8.20 + 24.20 + (41*65%)
Relevant costs to make = 8.20 + 24.20 + 26.65
Relevant costs to make =$59.05
Therefore Epsilon should choose to: MAKE SINCE THE RELEVANT COST TO MAKE IT IS $59.05
Answer:
A. Lowest Total Cost:
A. 315,550 or more
B. Lowest total cost of annual volume of 120 boats
C. C
Explanation:
The lowest total cost among the three alternatives is b.
If the company goes for new location it will have to incur fixed cost of $270,000 and variable cost per boat will be $600.
If the company Subcontracts then Total cost per boat is $2,620
If a company goes for expanding existing facility then it will incur fixed cost of $57,000 and variable cost will be $1,030 per boat.
If company produces 315,000 or more boats then it will have lowest possible cost for the boat.
For an output of 120 bots the best possible alternative is option C. The fixed cost will be $475 per boat ($57,000 / 120 boats)
The total cost will be $1,505 ($475 + $1,030)
