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The efficient markets hypothesis says that beating the market consistently is

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A U.S. manufacturing company operating a subsidiary in an LDC (less-developed country) shows the following results: U.S. LDC Sal

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Answer:

Part A:

Labur Productivity:

For US=5.14, LDC=1.35

Capital Productivity:

For US=1.72 LDC=4.31

Part B:(Multi factor productivity)

For US=1.29 LDC=1.03

Part C: (Raw material productivity)

For US=4.90 LDC=10.02

Explanation:

Part A:

Labur Productivity:

For US:

$Partial Labor Productivity=\frac{Sale(units)}{Labour(hours} \\Partial Labor Productivity=\frac{100505}{19550} \\Partial Labor Productivity=5.14$

For LDC:

$Partial Labor Productivity=\frac{Sale(units)}{Labour(hours} \\Partial Labor Productivity=\frac{19600}{14550} \\Partial Labor Productivity=1.35$

Capital Productivity:

For US:

$Capital Productivity=\frac{Sale(units)}{Capital Equipment} \\Capital Productivity=\frac{100505}{58600}\\Capital Productivity=1.72$

For LDC:

$Capital Productivity=\frac{Sale(units)}{Capital Equipment} \\Capital Productivity=\frac{19600}{4550}\\Capital Productivity=4.31$

Part B:

For US:

$Multifactor Productivity=\frac{Sales(units)}{labour(Hours) + Capital Equipment(hours)}\\ Multifactor Productivity=\frac{100505}{19550+58600} \\Multifactor Productivity=1.29$

For LDC:

$Multifactor Productivity=\frac{Sales(units)}{labour(Hours) + Capital Equipment(hours)}\\ Multifactor Productivity=\frac{19600}{14550+4550} \\Multifactor Productivity=1.03$

Part C:

For US:

$Raw material productivity=\frac{Sales(Hour)}{Raw Material} \\ Raw material productivity=\frac{100505}{20500} \\ Raw material productivity=4.90$

ForLDC:

Converting Raw material FC into $ (1$=10FC)

Raw Material =19550/10=$1955

$Raw material productivity=\frac{Sales(Hour)}{Raw Material} \\ Raw material productivity=\frac{19600}{1955} \\ Raw material productivity=10.02$

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2 years ago

Wilma's Widgets had net sales of $ 20,882,696 in 2010. The cost of goods sold was $ 13,765,751 , operating expenses (excluding d

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Answer:

Wilma's Widgets will report $3,880,749.00 as earnings before interest and taxes (i.e., operating profit) in 2010

Explanation:

Earnings before interest and tax= net sales-cost of goods sold-operating expenses-depreciation

net sales is $20,882,696

cost of goods sold is $13,765,751

operating expenses are $2,014,441

depreciation is $1,221,755

earnings before interest and tax=$20,882,696- $13,765,751- $2,014,441-$1,221,755=$3,880,749.00

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3 years ago

A bank has Tier I capital of $90 million and Tier II capital of $70 million. The bank has total assets of $2,522 million and ris

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Answer:

C. Under-capitalized

Explanation:

Tier Capital/Risk-weighted assets = (90 million + 70 million)/2,017.6 million

= 7.93%;

Tier 1 Capital /Risk-weighted assets = 90 million /2,017.6 million

= 4.46%;

Tier Capital/Total assets= (90 million + 70 million)/2,522 million

= 6.34%.

The first ratio puts the bank in the undercapitalized zone.

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3 years ago

A single-channel queuing system has an average service time of 10 minutes and an average time between customer arrivals of 15 mi

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Answer: (a ) 4 per hour (b ) 4.5 minutes (c ) 3 minutes

Explanation:

Average time between customer arrival = 15 minutes

Average service time = 10 minutes

(a) To calculate the customer arrival rate

Arrival rate = 1 / time between Arrival

= 1 / 15

= 0.066 × 60

= 4 per hour

(b) To calculate the average number of customers in queue

( Arrival time )^2 / service time ( service time - Arrival time)

= (15)^2 / 10 ( 10 - 15)

= 225 / 10 (-5)

= 225 / 50

= 4.5 minutes

Arrival time / service time - Arrival time

= 15 / 10 - 15

= 15/ -5

= 3 minutes

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B. You can get a volume discount on your products.

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