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White raven [17]
3 years ago
5

A major corporation wants to issue a bond; they have a reputation for being a trustworthy company. They want to use their credit

rating to guarantee the bond. What type of bond
would they issue? Why?

A. Corporate
B. Municipal
C. Agency
D. US Treasury

Explain why
Business
1 answer:
Sever21 [200]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A. Corporate

Explanation:

Corporate bonds are debt securities(loans) issued by public and private corporations. They present an investment opportunity to the investor(the purchaser of the bond). Corporations with a good reputation with a solid financial background use bonds to raise additional capital for business use.

The corporation assures the investor of a regular interest payment of the amount borrowed. At maturity, the investor gets back the principal amount.  Bonds issued by private and public companies are referred to as corporate bonds, just as the name suggests.

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2 years ago
Radovilsky Manufacturing​ Company, in​ Hayward, California, makes flashing lights for toys. The company operates its production
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Answer:

The optimal size of production run is 4656

Explanation:

Annual Demand (D) = 12,200

Daily demand (d) = Annual Demand / Number of days

Daily demand (d) = 12,200 / 300

Daily demand (d) = 40.67

Production rate per day (p) — 95

Setup cost (S) = 51

Annual holding cost (H) = 0.1

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Optimal Order Quantity (Q) =  \sqrt{\frac{2*D*S}{H} } * \sqrt{\frac{p}{p-d} }

Optimal Order Quantity (Q) =  \sqrt{\frac{2*12200*51}{0.1} } * \sqrt{\frac{95}{95-40.67} }

Optimal Order Quantity (Q) =  \sqrt{12444000} * \sqrt{1.74536}

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3 years ago
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Cash                                                                    $5,000

Machinery,                                                          $50,000

Depreciation Machinery                                    ($25,000)

Building                                                               $150,000

Depreciation Building,                                       ($35,000)

Savings                                                                $10,000

Accounts receivable,                                          $30,000

Inventory                                                             $10,000

Land                                                                     $50,000

Total Assets                                                         $245,000

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as more of one good is​ produced, less of the other can be produced.

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Answer:

1.25

Explanation:

1000*(1+x)^8 = 2203.76

(1+x)^8 = 2203.76/1000

(1+x)^8 = 2.20376

Taking root of both side

(1+x)^8^(1/8) = 2.20376^(1/8)

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x = 1.10381308235 - 1

x = 0.10381308235

x = 10.38%..............(Equ 1)

1000*((1+y)^5)*((1+x)^3) = 1990.76

1000*((1+y)^5)*1.344889 = 1990.76

((1+y)^5) = 1.48024

Taking root of both side

((1+y)^5)^(1/5) = 1.48024^(1/5)

1+y = 1.08159937381

y = 1.08159937381 - 1

y = 0.08159937381

y = 18.15995%...........(Equ ii)

J = (((1+y)^1/2)-1)*2

J = (((1+0.08159937381)^1/2) - 1)*2

J = (1.039999698947072 - 1)*2

J = .039999698947072 * 2

J = 0.079999397894144

J = 7.9999%

J = 8%

K = (((1+x)^1/4)-1)*4

K = (((1+0.10381308235 )^1/4)-1)*4

K = 10%

So K/J = 10/8 = 1.25

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