Flexible budgets question answers
PART 4 11. Flexible budgets All the following are true of flexible budgets EXCEPT that they: Use the same flexible (variable) cost per unit as the master budget.Result in higher total costs for greater levels of production.Allow comparison of actual results to targets based on the achieved level of production.Reflect the same level of production as the master budget 12. ABC Which
Apple Valley Orchards
PART 2 4. # 4. ABC Using ABC information from problem # 3, if costs were allocated using call length rather than numbers of calls to increase profits on the more complex Specialty Products, managers may be motivated to: Increase the length of callsIncrease the number of callsDecrease the length of callsDecrease sales revenues 5. # Variance Analysis Apple Valley Orchards, Inc (AVO), developed standard
Probability Distribution Assignment
PART 2 8.The probability distribution of possible net present values for project X has an expected value of $20,000 and a standard deviation of $10,000. Assuming a normal distribution: Calculate the probability that the net present value will be zero or less,Calculate the probability that the NPV will be greater than $30,000,Calculate the probability that the NPV will be less than $5,000 9.
Capital Market Finance Paper
Please apply the basic financial principles and use your common sense—as indicated you will also need to do some research. Your grade will be based on your thinking process and your subject knowledge of what we have covered. Part One of your paper should be between 5 and 7 pages single-spaced and Part Two should be between 3 and 4 pages
Calculate Annual Tax Rate
Tax Liability A corporation has $7 mil. in equity. During the tax year it takes in $4 million in receipts and earns $ 2 million in capital gains from sale of subsidiary. It incurs labor costs of $1 million, interest costs of $250,000, material costs of $500,000, and pays rent for structure of $250,000.Calculate the corporation's total accounting profit and assuming
Provide management accounting information
Pender Bearings PTY LTD Question Based on a single cost driver of 20,000 direct labour hours, Pender Bearings Pty Ltd has analysed its factory overhead costs for the following year as: FixedVariableTotallndirect materials44,00040,00084,000lndirect labour46,00040,00086,000Fueloil18,00020,00038,000Repairs and maintenance10,00015,00025,000Other factory overhead22,0005,00027,000Total140,000120,000260,000 Required: lf Pender Bearings had estimated an activity level of 22,000 direct labour hours, estimate what the amount of the total variable,total fixed and total factory over
The Efficient Frontier article, “The 15-Stock Diversification Myth,”
Bling Diamond’s cash dividend be in seven years ? 5. Four years ago, Bling Diamond, Inc., paid a dividend of $1.20 per share. Bling paid a dividend of $1.93 per share yesterday. Dividends will grow over the next five years at the same rate they grew over the last four years. Thereafter, dividends will grow at 7 percent per year. What
Exporting Conversion Problems
How much did the company make or lose ? Use the following information to answer questions 1-2. The current exchange rate between the US dollar and the Japanese yen is $1 = 102.690 yen. The one month forward rate is $1 = 102.505 yen. The two month forward rate is $1 = 102.349 yen. The three month forward rate is $1
Currency Swap
Question 1 An Australian farmer has just sold a shipment of live sheep worth KWD100 000 to Kuwait, with the payment due in three months. The company wishes to hedge this exposure, since the Kuwaiti dinar is expected to depreciate against the Australian dollar in the next three months. Australian banks are unwilling to offer forward contracts on the Kuwaiti currency.
FIN 615 Financial Analysis and Modeling
PART 4 The student population of Moon University at the end of the last five years is provided on cells B2-B6. Which is the correct formula for cell B7 that will allow you to determine the student population growth rate from the end of year 1 to the end of year 5? a. =RATE(A6,0,B2,B6,0)b. =RATE(A6,0,-B2,B6,0)c. =RATE(A6-A2,0,-B2,B6,0)d. =RATE(A6-A2,0,B2,B6,0)e. =RATE(A6-A2,0,-B2,B6,1) You have a credit