Answer:
The weights to be assigned to each component in WACC calculation is are,
Debt = 25.17%
Preferred stock = 4.69%
Common Stock = 70.14%
Explanation:
The WACC or weighted average cost of capital is the cost to a firm of its capital structure which can contain the following components- debt, preferred stock and equity. To calculate the WACC, we use the market values of debt and equity in our calculation to assign weights to each component of the capital structure.
Market value of common shares = 49 * 5.8 million = $284.2 million
The total value of capital structure is = 284.2 + 102 + 19 = $405.2 million
<u>The weights to be used in WACC calculation is:</u>
Debt = 102 / 405.2 = 0.2517 or 25.17%
Preferred stock = 19 / 405.2 = 0.0469 or 4.69%
Common Stock = 284.2 / 405.2 = 0.7014 or 70.14%
Answer:
The Interest should be posted as an Income as Other Income in the Income Statement.
Explanation:
Interest income is the amount received by an entity from another usually a Bank for the use of its funds.
The recognition of Interest Income will be determined by the type of business of the entity. For income to be identified as under Business Operation income, it means it must be a huge source of revenue or part of its daily operations. A healthcare business is not in the business of loaning funds neither does it earns it major revenue from Bank deposits.
Answer:
N. Most countries have had little fluctuation around their average growth rates during the past 120 years.
Explanation:
" Both measures reveal the same thing: between 1960 and the late-1990s, there was a widening of the world income distribution, at least when each country is a unit of observation. In the last decade or so, this pattern seems to have stabilized"
Reference: Jones, C. I. (2016). The facts of economic growth. In Handbook of macroeconomics (Vol. 2, pp. 3-69). Elsevier. p. 37
<span>I believe the answer is D. Falls/decrease
Increase in aggregate price tend to discourage consumers to go out and make a purchase, which will lead to the fall of aggregate demand.
This will create an abundance of that product in the market, and the market will decrease the total output as a response.</span>
Answer:
(1) <em>Services</em> <em>are not separable.</em>
<em>(2) Services</em> <em>are intangible: they can only be felt</em>.
Explanation:
(1) <u>Services are not separable</u>
Services can't be separated from a person once they are felt. In this case Greer felt had a satisfactory experience of manicures several times which enabled her to have a judgment about the latest manicure service.
(2) <em><u>Services </u></em><u>are intangible: they can only be felt</u>
<em>Services</em> are intangible i.e. they can only be felt. The past fruitful experiences of Greer towards the manicure services and the current latest manicure service experience was only felt by her and not measured numerically. The experiences felt from the respective service offerings enabled her to make the decision about her latest services availed of manicure.