Answer:
Statement of Cash Flows (Direct Method)
For Year Ended December 31, 2020
Particulars Amount
Cash Flows from operating activities:
Cash Receipts from:
Customers ($50800+ $190100) $240,900
Dividend Revenue $18,800 $259,700
Less: Cash payments:
For Interest -$10,000
For Income Taxes -$16,900
To suppliers for Merchandise -$115,600
For Salaries and wages -$57,100
For Operating Expenses -$28,300 -<u>$227,900</u>
Net Cash provided by operating activities <u>$31,800</u>
The second stock will be the best one to hold by the investor
Explanation:
Value of stock = D1 / r – g.
D1 = the annual expected dividend of the next year.
r = rate of return.
g = the expected dividend growth rate (assumed to be constant)
Stock D1
Dividend of D1 = 10, Expect a return of rE= 10% growth rate =5%
Value of stock (1) =10÷(0.1-.05)=200
Stock D2
Dividend of D2 = 100, Expect a return of rE= 10% growth rate =6%
Value of stock (2) =100÷(0.1-.06)=2500
So the stock D2 which pays 100 as dividend and having a growth rate of 6% is best
Answer:
use a combination of tests measuring both cognitive abilities and non-cognitive traits such as emotional intelligence and personality
Explanation:
In the given scenario many of the applicants Fran perceives as having good emotional intelligence and agreeable personalities (a plus for a fitness studio), do not score well on the cognitive ability test.
Since she wants people that have non-cognitive traits such as emotional intelligence and personality, and also good cognitive abilities.
She will need to use a combination of tests measuring both cognitive abilities and non-cognitive.
