It is a finance lease , because Jamal purchased a financial equity, which is the stock, with the cooperative and he moved to one of its units, therefore, the risk and rewards are transferred to Jamal and it is considered to be a finance lease.
Answer:
Total balance in the work-in-process inventory account on September 30th was $ 121000 + $ 110825= $ 231825
Explanation:
Cost per equivalent unit for material = $ 5.50
Equivalent units of materials = 22,000
Cost of Materials = $ 121,000
Cost per equivalent unit for labor and overhead = $ 5.50
Equivalent units of materials = 20,150
Cost of labor and FOH = $ 110825
Total balance in the work-in-process inventory account on September 30th was = Material + Labor + OH= $ 121000 + $ 110825= $ 231825
Answer:
The multiple choices are:
9.98 percent
10.04 percent
10.79 percent
10.37 percent
10.45 percent
The third option of 10.79% is correct
Explanation:
The cost of equity according to Miller and Modgiliani capital asset pricing model is given below:
Ke=Rf+beta*(Mrp-Rf)
Rf is the risk free rate which is the return on government security is 2.7%
beta is 1.14
Mrp is the market risk premium is 7.1% which is given in the formula as (Mrp-Rf)
Ke=2.7%+1.14*7.1%
Ke=2.7%+8.09%
Ke=10.79%
Hence the correct option out of the options given above is the third option
It is expected that any shareholder that invests in the shares of Southern Home Cooking would get return of 10.79%
Answer:
hot dogs and pretzels are inferior goods
Explanation:
From the question, We are informed about Miles who graduated from college and his his income increases by $ 35000 a year. Nothing else changes. Miles Miles decreases the quantity of hot dogs and pretzels that he buys and increases the quantity of gourmet ice cream that he he buys. For Miles, hot dogs and pretzels are inferior goods. In economics, inferior good can be regarded as goods that have a fall in demand whenever there is increase in consumer income, i.e increase in consumer income will bring decrease to such goods, which is opposite to normal goods.
Answer:
extrinsic rewards
Explanation:
Extrinsic rewards are tangible, material and visible rewards. Money, promotions or trophies are examples of extrinsic rewards. For a reward to be considered extrinsic, it must be visible and made public.
For example, during a special ceremony, a golden watch is given to all the employees that have been working for the company during the last 30 years.