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2 years ago

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If there is an increase in government spending, the new equilibrium will be at <u>B</u> holding everything else constant.

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An increase in government spending will tend to lead to increase the demand of goods and service which inturn means that consumption expenditure will as well increase.

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3 years ago

Saturn Corporation issued $300,000 par value 10-year bonds at 107 on January 1, 20X3, which Star Corporation purchased. Pluto Co

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a. $8,000 gain

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The face value of the bonds purchased by Pluto Corporation are $120,000. The bonds are purchased at discount of $1,980. The bonds have carrying value of $126,019 at the time of purchase. The net gain or loss is calculated by the difference between two values.

$120,000 - $126,019 - $6,019

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lue Inc. has decided to raise additional capital by issuing $171,000 face value of bonds with a coupon rate of 11%. In discussio

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Explanation:

Value assigned to bonds =

Value of bonds without warrants/(value of bonds without warrants+value of warrants)*Issue price

Value assigned to warrants =

Value of warrants/(value of bonds without warrants+Value of warrants)

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Value assigned to warrants = 28,800/144,000 * 140,000 = 28,000

Journal entries:

Dr Cash 140,000

Dr Discount on bonds payable (171,000-112,000) 59,000

Cr Bonds payable 171,000

Cr Paid in capital-Stock warrants 28,000

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