Answer: Equilibrium level of aggregate investment for the given rates will be
(a) At 15% - $20 billion;
(b) At 10% - $30 billion;
(c) At 5% - $40 billion.
The idea is to invest up to the point where your expected rate of return is equal to the real interest rate i.
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Answer:
$563,700
Explanation:
Calculation of cash is as seen below.
Sales revenue. $560,000
Add: Decrease in accounts receivable ($22,500 - $18,800) $3,700
Cash received from customers. $563,700.
Note: other information given in the question are not relevant for the computation of cash received from customers for the year.
Therefore, cash received from customers for the year is $563,700
Answer:
Fixed costs are the relatively stable, ongoing costs of operating a business that are not dependent on production levels. They include general overhead expenses such as salaries and wages, building rental payments or utility costs. Variable costs, meanwhile, are those directly related to, and that vary with, production levels, such as the cost of materials used in production or the cost of operating machinery in the process of production.
Total production costs include all the expenses of producing products at current levels. As an example, a company that makes 150 widgets has production costs for all 150 units it produces. The marginal cost of production is the cost of producing one additional unit.
Answer:
$41.56
Explanation:
Since Antiques' dividends have a negative growth rate, we must adjust the perpetuity growth formula to recognize that negative growth:
stock price = [dividend (1 + growth rate)] / (required rate of return - growth rate)
- dividend = $7
- growth rate = -5%
- required rate of return = 11%
stock price = [$7 (1 - 5%)] / (11% - -5%) = ($7 x 95%) / 16% = $6.65 / 16% = $41.56
