Answer:
1. Current bonds price = $81.86.
2. Yield to maturity = 22.16%.
3. 3. Expected Return = 7.5%.
Explanation:
Required Rate = Rf + beta*MRP
= 5% + 0.25*(15% - 5%)
= 5% +0.25*10%
= 5% + 2.5% = 7.5%
Required Rate = 7.5%
Expected Future Value = 70% x $100 + 30% x $60
= (0.7*$100) + (0.3*$60)
= $(70+18) = $88
Expected Future Value = $88
1. Current bonds price = 88/1.075 = $81.86
2. Yield to maturity = 100/81.86 - 1 = 1.22159785-1 = 0.22159785 = 22.159785% = 22.16%
3. Expected Return = 7.5%
Answer:
Break-even point= 3429 units
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Total Units for information given 7,000.
Fixed Cost per Unit $150
Selling Price per Unit $ 475
Variable Costs per Unit $125
Target Operating Income $ 150,000
Break-even point= fixed costs/ contribution margin
Break-even point= (150*7000 + 150,000) / (475 - 125)= 3429 units
Explanation:
Companies could improve and implement differentiated services for customers.
What could probably happen is that tour companies offer a personalized service, faster and cheaper with the possibility of purchasing a skycar and jet, as hotel guests usually make a tour itinerary that requires high mobility costs, therefore offering this differentiated and cheaper service directly at the establishment would mean a focused differentiation strategy that would add several benefits, such as increased profitability and customer loyalty.
I believe the answer is: c. interest rate
In mortgage we let an orgniazation (such as bank) to took ownership of a certain property that we want. We then pay the organisation with a certain amount of payment plus interest, and the ownership would be transferred to us after we complete all of the payment.
In this process, interest rate is the profit that the organization would take for their service. As the interest rate become lower, the amount of mortgage price would typically increased, and vice versa.
Answer:
Not to leave previous job.
Explanation:
- First of all, the question is that what he will lose after leaving the job?
- His earning per year is equal at both sides, still what's the opportunity cost for him?
<em>The answer is simple,</em> he may earn equal but if looked at it in a bigger picture he is losing 401k retirement plan and It is his opportunity cost. He may regret this after leaving the job.