Usually, a brand promise is some sort of statement said by an organization to its consumers, or customers, stating what the customers may expect from their product(s) and/or service(s).
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Answer:
15.7 years
Explanation:
We employ a mathematical approach to solve this;
Present value (PV) of $10 per year at start of year, for n years = $100 (lifetime subscription, life = n years)
Now, we need to get the equivalent amount at the end of each year. This is obtainable from the cost of capital. Which is 7% and that is same as 0.07.
Therefore, we are expecting a value of 1+0.07 = 1.07 and this brings the equivalent amount at the end of each year = 10*1.07
Now, this equivalent amount at the end of each year will give;
(10*1.07)(1.07^n - 1)/(0.07*1.07^n) = 100
Where n is the number of years
n = 15.7 years
Answer:
$1,350
Explanation:
Financing Activities are those activities that involve raising capital or debt as well as repayment to holders of such instruments.
<u>Cash flow from financing activities :</u>
Paid note payable ($150)
Paid dividends ($500)
Issued bonds payable $1,100
Issued common stock $900
Net cash provided by financing activities $1,350
therefore,
the net cash provided by financing activities is $1,350
Answer: b. Treasury Notes
Explanation:
The question is a bit confusing to answer unless a mistake has been made in it.
Treasury Notes are Federal obligations that mature between 2 - 10 years so would be the correct answer for this question as this would include bonds in excess of five years till the 10th year.
Treasury Bonds on the other hand mature after 10 years.
If there is a mistake in the question and you instead meant to write 10 years instead of 5, the answer would be Treasury Bonds.
If not, the answer is Treasury Notes.
Answer:
Operating Margin = EBT / Sales * 100
EBT = EBITA –Amortization - Interest
EBT = $1,611 - $0 - $219
EBT = $1,392
Operating Margin = 1,392 / 16,983 * 100
Operating Margin = 8.2%
Debt to Book Capitalization = Debt / Books Capitalization
Books Capitalization = Debt + Equity + Non Current Deferred tax Liabilities
Books Capitalization = $3,167 + $871 + $554
Books Capitalization = $4,592
Debt to Book Capitalization = 3,167 / 4,592
Debt to Book Capitalization = 69.0%