a sworn statement and written legal document that is under the oath of law typically used to show a court proof of employment
Answer:
The correct answer is Three.
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is defined as what it costs us to decide on a decision and what it costs us to carry it out. In this case Esther produces 6 hamburgers per hour and Ebenezer 3; if it were decided to choose the latter, they would stop producing 3 hamburgers since Esther produces double. This would be the opportunity cost.
Answer:
The first option is correct
Explanation:
The number of stock repurchased need to first of all be determined.
The number of shares repurchased is the cash paid for repurchase of shares divided market price of $37.50
Number of shares repurchased=$187,500/$37.50=5,000 shares
number of shares outstanding after repurchase=30,000-5,000=25,000 shares
revised earnings per share=previous earnings per share*previous shares outstanding/the shares outstanding after repurchase
revised earnings per share=$1.22*30,000/25000=$1.464
P/E ratio=market price per share/revised earnings per share=$37.50/$1.464=25.61
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
Allocates a portion of the total discount to interest expense each interest period.
Explanation:
First, we understand that once a bond is issued at a discount, the first implication is the existence of a debit figure representing the discount on the bond issued.
However, the treatment of this discount figure is this:
First, the difference between the interest based on the effective interest rate of the carrying value of the bond and the interest based on the coupon rate on the face value of the bond is calculated. Once calculated, the discount figure is then amortized to the value of the difference between the two interest figures.
As such, amortizing discount on bonds affects the interest expense each interest period.