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2 years ago

Compare the 3 main types of markets(Stock, Bond, Commodities), and give an example of how each could function.

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kupik [55]2 years ago

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Answer:

In a company you are given partial ownership by Stocks, and a company or government loan by you. The biggest difference among them is how they generate profit: inventories must be valued and sold later, while most bonds pay fixed interest over time.

Explanation:

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Explanation:

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3 years ago

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Answer: the correct answer is d. transaction-risk scoring software.

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3 years ago

The chart shows a sample paycheck stub. The chart shows that federal and state taxes are added to employee pay. Withheld from em

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Withheld from employee pay.

Explanation:

Your paycheck stub should show the following withholdings:

1) The Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) taxes include:

Social security tax rate for employees is 6.2% (for all income up to $132,900)
Medicare tax rate for employees is 1.45% (for all income up to $200,000, above that an extra 0.9% is collected)

2) Federal income taxes (depends on income bracket)

3) State income taxes (depends on state taxes and income brackets, not all states collect them)

4) any other local or city taxes

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3 years ago

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A tax exempt municipality is considering the construction of a new municipal waste water treatment facility. Two different sites

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Answer:

The incremental benefit/cost ratio for Alt A is 2.15 and The incremental benefit/cost ratio for Alt B is 1.35

Explanation:

In order to calculate the incremental benefit/cost ratio for both of the two alternatives we would have to make the following calculations:

For ALT A

PV of benefits = $2,111,404 * [1-(1.06)^-75]/0.06 = $34,744,943.5

Therefore, incremental benefit cost ratio = $34,744,943.5/$16,161,644 = 2.15

The incremental benefit/cost ratio for Alt A is 2.15

For ALT B

incremental benefits = ($3,019,639 -$2,111,404) * [1-(1.06)^-75]/0.06 = $14,945,777.2

incremental benefits = $27,211,376 - $16,161,644 = $11,049,732

Therefore, incremental benefit cost ratio = $14,945,777.2/$11,049,732 = 1.35

The incremental benefit/cost ratio for Alt B is 1.35

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3 years ago

Cherokee Manufacturing Company established the following standard price and cost data: Sales price $ 12.00 per unit Variable man

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Answer:

Pro forma income statement in contribution format

Sales ( 2,200 units × $ 12.00) 26,400

Less Variable Costs :

Variable manufacturing cost ( 2,200 units × $ 7.20) (15,840)

Contribution 10,560

Less Expenses :

Fixed manufacturing cost (3,600)

Fixed selling and administrative cost (1,200)

Net Income 5,760

Explanation:

A flexed budget shows the Budgeted Costs and Revenues at Actual level of production rather than the Budgeted level of production.

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3 years ago