Answer:
C. The write-off of receivables by personnel who receive cash permits the misappropriation of cash.
Answer:
$6.71 per unit
Explanation:
The computation of average cost method is given below:-
Beginning Inventory
= 190 units × $7.30
= $1,387
Purchases
= 720 units × $7.30
= $5,256
Purchases
= 590 units × $5.80
= 3,422
Total units = 1,500
Total cost = $10,065
So, average cost per unit
Total cost ÷ Total number of units
= $10,065 ÷ 1,500
= $6.71 per unit
Therefore, to calculate the average cost per unit for May we simply divide 10,065 from 1,500
Answer:
$8.078 million
Explanation:
we must use the same time periods, so instead of using an annual discount rate, we should use a quarterly rate:
effective quarterly interest = (1 + 0.16)¹/⁴ - 1 = 0.0378 = 3.78%
dividends per quarter = 0.3 million + 0.05 million = $0.35 million
terminal value of firm in quarter 4 = 0.35 / 0.0378 = $9.26 million
present value of terminal value = $9.26 / (1.0378)⁴ = $7.983 million
present value of 4 quarterly dividends = $0.3 x 3.64879 (PVIFA, 3.78%, 4 periods) = $1.095 million
NPV = -$1 + $1.095 + $7.983 = $8.078 million
Answer:
Product prices will be increased by resource price. A further explanation is given below.
Explanation:
- When individuals have already had time, throughout the longer term, to change certain long-term obligations. A rise in population, as well as a higher level of costs, can no doubt mean an increase in the amount generated. Throughout the long term, the powers causing the rise in the sum usually provided mostly in the shorter term would not be available.
- When the long-term current expires and has been tried to negotiate, expenditures that are already temporarily set as a part of the contractual deal will increase. If this continues, the resource price could well raise the price of additional goods, which should not modify the desire to manufacture.
