Answer:
1. not a competitive market
2. not a competitive market
3. competitive market
4. not a perfectly competitive market
Explanation:
To answer this question, i will first start by explaining what a competitive market is and the assumption of a perfectly competitive market as well
A competitive market is a market that has many producers and buyers of a particular product. The producers are usually in a competition to meet up with the needs of the buyers.
some assumptions of the market:
- large sellers/producers
- identical or homogenous goods
- free entry
- no discrimination
- perfect knowledge
a. in this question this is not a competitive market. the reason is simple. It says that there are only two providers of internet. So there are no enough producers or sellers
b. The government has limited entry into this market by giving patent to only one pharmaceutical company.
c. yes this market is competitive since there are many producers of the product and the consumers regard the products as identical or homogenous. this meets with all of the assumptions of a perfectly competitive market.
d. the product here is not homogenous or identical as this is not a perfectly competitive market since buyers would prefer to buy the coffee that tastes better and leave that of the competitors
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It is true that this change would probably be a good move, as it would increase the ROE from 7.5% to 13.5%.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Equity multiplier is calculated by dividing the total assets of a company to shareholder’s equity of an organization. If a company has not raised any debt, then such company would be having equity multiplier equal to 1. t is a leverage ratio.
Return on equity is another financial measure to calculate the return. It is calculated by dividing the net income of a company to the shareholder’s equity. It directly shows the amount that a company is earning on its money invested by the equity shareholders.
Answer:
We can assume that Sparks Corporation is going to pay preferred stockholders first:
preferred stock dividends = $100 x 8% x 3,000 = $24,000
If the corporation doesn't owe any previous dividends to preferred stockholders, then the remaining $81,000 (= $105,000 - $24,000) should be distributed to common stockholders.
Each preferred stock will receive a $8 dividend. I don't know the amount of outstanding common stock, so it is not possible to determine how much dividend will be distributed for each common stock outstanding.
