I would say his consumer surplus would be $21,000-18,000 = $3000. In other words, I think it would be the difference between what he was prepared to spend and what he actually spent so the difference would be to his advantage since he would have saved the $3000.
Answer: $238,800
Explanation:
Adjusted Cost of Goods for November = Beginning Finished good inventory + Cost of goods manufactured - Ending Finished goods inventory - Overapplied Overheads
Overapplied Overhead = Overhead applied - Actual Overhead
= 60,400 - 56,800
= $3,600
Adjusted Cost of Goods for November = 58,000 + 215,000 - 30,600 - 3,600
= $238,800
Answer:
To get good homes
sry, if this is wrong. I think it’s right tho. But i hope this helps!
Answer:
a. 6.56%
b. 10.62%
Explanation:
Debt-equity ratio=debt/equity
Hence debt=1.2 equity
Let equity be $x
Debt=$1.2x
Total=$2.2x
WACC=Respective costs*Respective weight
a.
8.7=(x/2.2x*13)+(1.2x/2.2x*Cost of debt)
8.7=5.909+(1.2/2.2*Cost of debt)
Cost of debt=(8.7-5.909)*(2.2/1.2)
=5.1167%(Approx)
Hence pretax cost of debt=Cost of debt/(1-tax rate)
=5.1167/(1-0.22)=6.56%(Approx).
b.
8.7=(x/2.2x*Cost of equity)+(1.2x/2.2x*7.1)
8.7=(1/2.2*Cost of equity)+3.8727
Cost of equity=(8.7-3.8727)*2.2
=10.62%
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