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allsm [11]
3 years ago
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What can a pure market economy also be called

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1 answer:
bonufazy [111]3 years ago
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A pure market economy is also called capitalism. or pure capitalism.
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1000x9%/(1+0.12)

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= 80.36

Weight = 1

Weighted pv of cash flow = 80.36

Pv of cash flow

= 1000x9%/(1+0.12)²

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= 71.75

Weight = 2

Weighted pv of cash flow = 71.75x2

= 143.5

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= (1000+1000*9%)/(1+0.12)³

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= 775.84

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Weighted pv of cash flow

= 775.84x3

= 2327.52

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= 927.95

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= 2551.38

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= 2551.38/927.95

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Explanation:

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Cash = 900 * $117 = $105,300

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Additional Paid-in capital for preferred stock =$105,300 - $90,000 = $15,300

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Additional Paid-in capital on preferred stock conversion

The entries are calculated as follows;

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Additional Paid-in capital for preferred stock =$105,300 - $90,000 = $15,300

Common Stock = $7 par * 900 * 10 = $63,000

Additional Paid-in capital on preferred stock conversion =$105,300 - $63,000 = $42,300

The entries are as follows

Preferred Stock --------- $90,000

Additional Paid-in capital for preferred stock ------- $15,300

Common Stock ---------- $63,000

Additional Paid-in capital on preferred stock conversion -------- $42,300

b.

The entries are as follows

Preferred Stock

Additional Paid-in capital on preferred stock

Retained Earnings

Common stock

The entries are calculated as follows;

Preferred Stock = $100 par * 900 = $90,000

Additional Paid-in capital for preferred stock =$105,300 - $90,000 = $15,300

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Retained Earnings =$108,000 - $90,000 - $15,300 = $2,700

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Direct labor

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Rent for machinery,                                                                        $57,320

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3. Total Manufacturing Costs Of 12,000 Units = $ 1596,200 + $ 319,240=

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