The answers that fit the blanks provided are ECONOMIC and TRANSACTION, respectively. Based on the given scenario above regarding Atlanta company, and Phoenix company, we can say that Atlanta company is more exposed on the economic perspective, and Phoenix company is more exposed on the transaction perspective.
<u>Answer</u>:
Phytoplankton feed on nutrients brought up by upwelling.
Hence, option D is the right answer.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Phytoplankton are microscopic marine plants, i.e they live in water bodies. They are autotrophic, i.e they prepare their own food. They are called phytoplankton because they absorb photo energy i.e sunlight. They absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. As they need to absorb sunlight, they are present near the surface of the water.
Upwellings are ocean currents which bring nutrients from deep cold water to the surface. Upwellings happen because of the rotation of the Earth and winds. The phytoplankton depend on the nutrients brought by the upwellings to prepare their food using sunlight and they form the food for various sea animals.
Answer:
$8,775
Explanation:
Forty Winks Corporation
March Night stand + April Night Stand × direct labour hours × direct labour rate.
$1,600+ $1,100 =$2,700
$2,700×0.25 direct labor hours =$675
$675×labor rate of $ 13.00=$8,775
The total combined direct labor cost that Forty Winks Corporation should budget in March and April is $8,775
<span>Active endeavors specializes in sporting equipment. Recently, it has decided to add to its business units by opening a steakhouse near a convention center. This strategy is an example of: conglomerate diversification.
Conglomerate diversification is a growth strategy when organizations add new products or services that are vastly different from anything they've sold prior. These new business opportunities are unrelated to their previous and operate completely different.
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Answer:
The put payoff = $1,072 - $1,050 = $22 per share
Explanation:
The put payoff is simply the difference between the spot price and the exercise price.
To determine the real profit obtained in this transaction we would need to know the investor's return rate. One of the basic pillars in finance it that $1 today is worth more than $1 tomorrow. We need a return rate to adjust the premium paid, for example if the return rate = 6%, then the premium would have been $9.30 x (1 + 6%/12)² = $9.30 x 1.005² = $9.39
profit = number of shares x (put payoff - adjusted premium)
