Answer: Cross-rate can be found by using the given formula ,
So,
Substituting this into the exchange rate for Yen and dollars, we get
Cross-rate in terms of Yen per Pound is 112.41
b. If cross-rate is 
, this means that Yen is quoted high relative to pound. So, the arbitrage profit per dollar will be,
Suppose we take a a loan for $1 and buy £0.6536. Then we use the pounds to purchase
yen at the cross-rate, so we have
£0.6536 (¥115/£1) = ¥75.164
Now, we replay the loan in dollars by exchanging Yen back to dollars. The cost to repay will be:
¥75.164($1/¥73.47) = $1.02305
Your arbitrage profit is $0.02305 per $1 used.
Answer: the opportunity cost of $600
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Tina withdraws $20,000 from her money market account to start up her own house cleaning business and that over that time, the account would have earned 3 percent interest.
In order to properly account for all costs of her business, Tina must not forget the opportunity cost of $600. This is calculated as 3% of $20,000.
The opportunity cost is what Time had to forgoes in order to start her business.
Answer:
Tide-All Inc. has more than 50 percent market share in the telecom industry, because no other company has invested in thisindustry before Tide-All Inc.
Explanation:
In marketing, first-mover advantage can be regarded as competitive advantage which is gained by initial significant occupant of particular segment of the market. first-mover advantage can also be regarded as ability of a firm to be better off compare with it's competitors due to the fact that it is the first to market new product category. For instance, Tide-All Inc. has more than 50 percent market share in the telecom industry, because no other company has invested in thisindustry before Tide-All Inc.
Answer:
1. 10 Oct 2018 Inventory $59500 Dr
Accounts Payable $59500 Cr
2. 13 Oct 2018 Accounts Payable $1700 Dr
Inventory $1700 Cr
Explanation:
1. The Textbook store is purchasing the books at $17 per book and in total 3500 books are purchased on credit. So, we debit the inventory account by 59500 (3500 * 17) and credit the Accounts Payable by 59500.
2. This transaction relates to Purchases return which in this case is our inventory of books. Textbook store will record this transaction in its books by debiting the Accounts Payable account by the value of the books returned 1700 (170* 100) and credit its inventory by 1700. The last line pertains to total estimation of sales returns by Piranha so we do not need to consider that while preparing transactions in Textbook store's books.
