Options:
A. $18,500,000
B. $19,000,000
C. $19,500,000
D. $20,000,000
E. $20,500,000
Answer: C. $19,500,000.
Explanation:MVA(MARKET VALUE ADDED) is a measurement that is used to describe the difference between the market value to a company and the capital contributed by both the shareholders and the bondholders.
WHEN THE MARKET VALUE ADDED IS HIGH IT SIGNIFIES THAT THE COMPANY IS GENERATING ENOUGH MONEY TO COVER THE COST OF CAPITAL.
MVA= (market value-stockholders contribution).
Market value =$39.5*1000000shares
= $39,500,000
MVA= $39,500,000-$20,000000
MVA=$19,500,000.
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Answer:
a. Chase; inventory level
Explanation:
Chase Strategy is one of the two aggregate planning methods where the production is set according to demand forecasts. Hence in this type of aggregate planning, the inventory level may be increased for a certain duration to cater for higher demands while it can also be lowered through low production for low forecasts. Hence Inventory level may be manipulated to match supply and demand.
Answer:
If you enter a road from a driveway, alley or roadside you must:
Yield to vehicles already on the main road.
Explanation:
The concept of right to way is supposed to be understand since there are no law that actually grants the right of way since it only states when the right of way is to be yielded. This concept has to be considered and well understood by all motorists to avoid conflict on roads. These conflicts often cause accidents which can lead to possible loss of life. Thus the rules governing right of way have to be taken very seriously to minimize the probability of accident.
In the following cases the right of way has to be yielded;
1. When one is at a yield sign for example; a stop sign
2. At a pedestrian crosswalk
3. At intersections that don't have traffic lights or where there is uncontrolled movement
4. At T intersections where one has to yield to motorists already on the main road
5. When one needs to turn left into the main road, one needs to yield to oncoming vehicles on the main road
6. One one is moving from a parking lot to the pavement
In our case, rule number four applies since one needs to enter from a driveway alley or roadside to the main road. This means that one on the driveway needs to yield to vehicles already on the main road.
