<span>The characteristic that describes privatization of Social Security is option C) enables Americans to invest their Social Security Contributions in the stock market. This is the most accurate option but still not wholly accurate. There are different proposals for privatizing. Most would have the existing funds used to buy into the market and then the individual person would have different options for how their own funds were then handled within the market. For instance they could take over control of their fund and buy/sell their various shares. Or they could move their shares to be handled by an investment company, or even just leave them in the original shares that were bought by the government during the transition to privatization. Bottom line, the individuals would have some control of there shares in the stock market.</span>
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the amount of money that has to be paid to acquire a given product.
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The correct answer is option C.
Explanation:
Dividend distribution in the first year = 120,000 shares of outstanding common stock
Each right was exercisable.
Though none of the rights have been exercised.
The shares have been redeemed by paying each stockholder=$0.10/right
Reduction in the West's stockholder's equity
=Number of shares*amount paid for redemption
=120,000*$.10
=$12,000
So, option C is the right answer.
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This question requires us to calculate cash flows from operations and net income. Each of them is calculated as follow.
Cash flows from operations
Cash flow from operation comprises of cash generated or spend on core business related purchase and sale. It will be calculated as follow.
Cash from operations = 25,000 - 100,000 =($ 75,000).
Net income
Net income will be calculated using simple cashflow equation given below.
Closing cash balance = opening cashflow + net income + depreciation + cash flow from operations + cash flow investment + cash flow finance
25,000 = 55,000 + net income + 10,000 - 75,000 - 250,000 + 170,000
Net income = 115,000
