Suppose the board of a company decides to invest $250 million of cash in one-year government bills yielding 4% and use the proceeds from the sale of the bills to pay higher dividend next year. A. What would be the company’s share price in this case? B. Compare the share price with DD for dividend to the share price when the $250 million is immediately paid out in dividends. What can you conclude?
Holding all other things constant, which of the following does not represents a cash inflow? The company sells a machine. The company acquires inventory. The company receives a bank loan. The company increases accounts payable….pany FDC Inc. posted the following balance sheet and income statement. What is Company FDCs, Inc.’s quick ratio?Balance Sheet Cash $60,000…
The success of an organization depends heavily on its structure, strategies, and culture. In this assignment, you will develop an understanding of the importance of these elements in the success/failure of an enterprise.This assignment is the first of the two LASA assignments you will complete in this course….ing the Argosy University online library resources and…
Q. 5 A clould computing provider has 475 customers and a farm of 250 compute servers each having 4 cores. The company statisticsindicate that at the peak hour the workload requirements of its customers are such that each requires f0; 1; 2; 3; 4g cores with uniformprobability. Use the approximation based on Central Limit Theorem…
100 Workbook Summer 2014A perfectly competitive industry consists of ten firms. Five firms have marginal costs given by MC = q + 1, the other five have marginal costs given by MC = q + 2. The demand curve is D = 135 – 5P. Calculate the level of price, output and the amount supplied…
Example #3Suppose a monopolistically competitive firm’s demand is given byP = 100 – 2QAnd its cost function is given byTC = 5 + 8Qa. Find the profit maximizing quantity, price, and total profit level.b. Is this a long-run or a short-run outcome? How do you know? a.Set MR = MC 100 – 4Q = 8…
Inclusion versus SegregationOne of the top issues in special education is the ongoing debate of “inclusion versus segregation.” The idea of inclusion in education is that all students, no matter what disability they may have, should learn together in the same environment. Fully inclusive schools do not differentiate between special education courses and general education…
