Answer:
$34.22
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
Value of the stock = Next year dividend ÷ (Required rate of return - growth rate)
where,
Growth rate equal to
= {($0.76 ÷ $0.632)^1 ÷ 3} - 1
= 6.34%
And, Next year dividend would be
= $0.76 × (1 + 6.34%)
= $0.81
So, the value of the stock would equal to
= 0.81% ÷ (8.70% - 6.34%)
= $34.22
Net pay is calculated by subtracting deductions from Net Pay.
In this case:
Gross Pay is 40 hours X $9/hr (regular pay) PLUS 3 hours X (13.50 -- 1.5 times the normal pay) for overtime
Once you have Gross Pay, you multiply that by the percentages given for the deductions and subtract that total from Gross Pay.
One note, in this case, federal taxes are not withheld from the amount given to 401(k). So to figure the taxes you would:
(Gross Pay - 401(K) contribution) X 10%
Gross Pay - deductions = net pay
Answer:
$1080
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the expected cash flows
Since the bonds have a principal amount of the amount of $1000 first step is to calculate the Cash flow CO1
CO1=$1000(.08)/2
CO1=$80/2
CO1= $40
Second step is to calculate the Frequency of PMT
Frequency of PMT= 10 years x 2 (semi-anually)
Frequency of PMT= 20
Now let determine the Cash Flow CO10
Cash Flow CO10=1000+80
Cash Flow CO10=$1080
Therefore the expected cash flows is $1080
Answer:
A. $0
B. $112
C. Investor A 14.3% gain
Investor B 18.5%
Explanation:
a) Based on the information given interest cost for investor A will be Zero
b) Calculation for What is the interestcost for investor B
Cost of interest =(100 shares*$35)×(100*%-69%)×0.08
Cost of interest = 3,500 x 0.40 x 0.08
Cost of interest =$112
c) Calculation for what percentage returndoes each investor earn
Investor A: 4,000 - 3,500 = 500/3,500
= 0.1428 =14.3% gain
Investor B: $500 gain - $112 interest
= $388/2,100 = 0.1848 =18.5%
