Answer:
(A) Payback period for the machine= 3.5 years
(B) Simple rate of return for the machine= 87.5%
Explanation:
Alesu corporation is considering purchasing a machine that would cost $283,850
The useful life is 5 years
The machine would reduce cash operating costs by $81,100 per year
The salvage value is $107,100
(A) The payback period for the machine can be calculated as follows
= cost/amount of cash flow
= 283,850/81,100
= 3.5 years
(B) The simple rate of return for the machine can be calculated as follows
First we calculate the depreciation expense
= 283,850-107,100/5
= 176,750/5
= 35,350
Annual incremental income= cost savings -depreciation expenses
= 283,850-35,350
= 248,500
Simple rate of return = annual incremental income/cost × 100
= 248,500/283,850 × 100
= 0.875 × 100
= 87.5%
Answer:
Budgeted cost of goods sold = $7,650,000
Explanation:
Computation table for budgeted cost of goods sold
<u>Particular Amount </u>
Total Sales 225,000
Add: Desired stock in hand 90,000
<u>Less:</u><u> Beginning stock 60,000 </u>
<u>Budgeted production 255,000
</u>
Budgeted cost of goods sold = 255,000 x $30
Budgeted cost of goods sold = $7,650,000
Answer:
D) Only a and b relate to peer group analysis.
Explanation:
Peer group analysis allows investors to see how a certain fund performs over various periods compared to other funds within the same investment strategy. Based on this information both management choosing a set of firms that are similar in size or sales, or who compete in the same market as well as using the average ratios of this peer group, which would then be used as the benchmark, are related to the peer group analysis.
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Utility is your answer. Quality could be your answer as well.
Though, by definition:
Utility - u<span>seful, profitable, or beneficial.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
Stockholder's Equity
Paid in Capital:
Common Stock $48,000,000
Paid in Capital in excess of Par - Common Stock $6,400,000
Paid in Capital from sale of Treasury Stock $4,500,000
[58,900,000]
Total Paid in Capital $58,900,000
Retained earnings $63,680,000
Total Paid in Capital & Retained Earnings $122,580,000
Deduct: Treasury Stock $5,200,000
Total Stockholder's Equity $117,380,000