Answer: the bank promises to pay on the importer’s behalf
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": interest payments that vary by the yield to maturity each year.
Explanation:
Bonds are investments in the form of loans that companies provide. The firm pays investors a coupon yield, which is the annual or semiannual interest paid on the principal of the bond purchased. The payments continue until the bond reaches its maturity or the amount of the principal is completely paid off.
Answer:
a. $29,496
b. $21,996
Explanation:
a. The Computation of budgeted marketing expense for the fourth quarter is shown below:-
Sales units 2,640
(2400 × 110%)
Variable marketing expenses per unit sold $0.15
Total Variable marketing expenses $396
Fixed Marketing expenses $18,000
Salaries ($6,000 × 3)
Depreciation ($2,500 × 3) $7,500
Insurance ($1,200 × 3) $3,600
Total Fixed marketing expenses $29,100
Budgeted marketing expense
for the fourth quarter $29,496
b. Estimated cash payment for marketing expenses for the fourth quarter = Budgeted marketing expense for the fourth quarter - Depreciation
= $29,496 - $$7500
= $21,996
Answer: $2
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that an investor purchases a stock for $38 and a put for $.50 with a strike price of $35 and that the investor sells a call for $.50 with a strike price of $40.
The maximum profit for this position will be the purchase price of the stock deducted from the strike price of call option. This will be:
= $40 - $38
= $2
Answer:
Sales Revenues 392,500
Sales Returns (20,000)
Freight outs <u> (9,700) </u>
Net Sales 362,800
Cost of good sold (221,000)
Gross profit 141,800
Operating Expenses
Rent expense (33,500)
nsurance expense (14,600)
Salaries and wages expense<u> (63,400) </u>
Operating Income 30,300
Income tax expense (4,300)
Net Income 26,000
Other comprehensive income 2,000
Comprehensive Income 28,000
Explanation:
the OCI is listed after-taxed thus do not change the total income tax expense
comprehensive income will be the sum of both concepts net income and OCI
