Answer:
Explanation:
If 100 shares were bought at the rate of $15 per share, then the cost of buying all would be
100 x 15 and that equals 1500.
Then if all 100 shares were sold at the rate of $21.75 each, then the total amount realized upon sales would be
100 x 21.75 and that equals 2175
The profit realized from the sales of these shares therefore would be,
profit = selling price - cost price
profit = 2175 - 1500
profit = 675
The percentage gain (profit) would be a percentage of what was spent to buy the shares before eventually selling them, so our percentage gain would be calculated as follows;
% Gain = (Profit/Cost price) x 100/1
% Gain = (675/1500) x 100
% Gain = 45
The percentage gain therefore is 45 Percent.
Answer:
Explanation:
Bonds are corporate debt units that are issued by firms inform of financial securities and are traded as tradeable assets. It is basically referred to as a fixed income instrument since bonds conventionally are paid a certain fixed amount of interest rate (coupon) to its respective debtholders.
going by the question Upon issuance, Ozark should
Credit premium on bonds payable $100,000
Because face value of bonds = $10 million but issue price is $10 million * 101 % i.e $ 10100000
So, premium = 10100000 - 10000000 = $ 100000
"... there is excess supply of bonds... interest rate will fall."
When the interest rate is above equilibrium, Qd (Quantity demanded) will be less than Qs (Quantity supplied) of bonds, since people are less willing to purchase when price is too high, and producers are more willing to sell their bonds when price is higher (since they earn more per unit sold). This results in surplus of bonds in the market, where Qs > Qd, which leads to a downward pressure being applied on price (in this case, the interest rate) so that Qs eventually equals to Qd.
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A pure-monoply means that a company does not have to compete with other producers within the market. Since they aren't competing with a good or service, they aren't competing with each others customers either. When a company does not have to compete on price/customers they may end up being greedy and have market failure.
