Answer:
b) $665,000.
Explanation:
Primer income: $625,000
SealCoat income: $50,000
Primer interest in SealCoat is 80% therefore primer is a parent company to SealCoat and is entitled to $40,000 (80%*$50,000) on SealCoat income.
Therefore, consolidated net income for 2013 is: $665,000 (625,000+40000)
Answer: customer will pay a sales charge
Explanation:
The statement which states that customer will have to pay sales charge in order to exchange shares within the family is not true. The fund family possesses an "exchange feature" at NAV. This means that the shares of one fund has the right to be redeemed and then reinvested in shares of another fund that is within the family without no sales charge.
For the customer that is exchanging Government bond Fund shares for the Growth Fund shares, tax event has occurred. Therefore, it will be expected that the customer's yield will reduce but that the capital gains will increase, because the person is moving from an "income" fund into a "growth" fund.
Answer:
$86.67 is the profit maximizing price for the monopolist
Explanation:
In order to find the profit maximizing price for the monopolist using its price elasticity and marginal cost we have to use the formula
Price= Marginal cost* (elasticity/elasticity+1)
Marginal cost = $65.0065
Elasticity = -4
Price = 65.0065 *(-4/-4+1) = 65.0065*(-4/-3)= 86.67
Answer:
The amount of George's net pay is $568.8 per week.
Explanation:
Because George's yearly pay is under the limit for OASDI, he don't bear the income tax either.
Rate Amount
Gross pay $800.0
Personal deduction 15% $120.0
Medical insurance deduction $50.0
FICA Social Security 6.20% $49.6
FICA Medicare 1.45% $11.6
Income Before Tax $568.8
Taxation 0% $0
Net Pay $568.8
