Answer:
D) setting of capital stock prices.
Explanation:
Neither management nor the board of directors sets the price of the corporation's stock, the market does. You cannot impose a price to the market, even if you try to sell stock valued at par, the market may decide to purchase them at that amount, or not purchase any stock until the price decreases, or maybe the market loves your stocks and purchases the at an even higher price.
Answer:
b. $120,800.00
Explanation:
Cost of the land $ 600,000/-
Associated expenses:
Razing down the shed: $ 5000
income from scrap: $ 1000
Total expenses $ 4000
The total cost of land =600,000+4000= $ 604,000
Tax allocation: land and building $ 500,000
land allocation will be: 100,000/500,000 x$ 604,000
=0.2x604,000
=$120,800.00
Answer:
open market operation
Explanation:
The Federal Reserve purchases and sells treasury securities on the open market in order to regulate the supply of money that is on deposit in banks, and therefore available to loan out to businesses and consumers. It purchases Treasury securities to increase the supply of money and sells them to reduce the supply of money
Answer:
d. Tax impact x Capital structure impact x EBIT / Sales
Explanation:
The net profit margin ratio could be computed by dividing the net income from the sales and the net income is come when the expenses are deducted from revenues
Also the capital structure is the combination of equity, preferred stock, debt.
So mainly it is broken into tax impact, capital structure impact and net profit margin ratio
Therefore the option d is correct
Answer:
price of wheat to increase, the supply of bread to decrease, and the demand for potatoes to increase.
Explanation:
A drought will reduce the supply of wheat thereby causing the supply curve to shift upwards (to the left) leading to an increase in the price of wheat. Since wheat is a basic ingredient in producing bread, an increase in the price of wheat will increase the cost of producing bread. An increase in cost of producing bread will reduce the supply of bread, shifting the supply curve to the right.
Potatoes and bread are close substitutes and therefore, have a competitive demand. An increase in the price of bread will increase the demand for potatoes because rational consumers will opt for a cheaper alternative considering their money income.