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Sergeu [11.5K]
2 years ago
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Is the futures price of a stock index greater than or less than the expected future value of the index? Explain your answer.

Business
1 answer:
stepan [7]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

It can be greater as well as less.

Explanation:

1st of all we should know what is Future Price and what is Stock Index.

The futures price can be more or less that the predicted fee.

When futures costs are lower than predicted price spot fees, the situation is known as normal backwardation.

When futures prices are higher than anticipated spot charges, it is called normal contango

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Explanation:

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Assume that a six-firm cartel supplies 500 million units of Whatailsya energy drink at a price of $5.00 per unit. Each firm supp
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Explanation:

1. Let's review all the information provided for solving this case:

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Amount of production of the cartel of six firms = 500 million units

Price of the energy drink = US$ 5

Amount of production of the firm that decided to break the cartel = 50 million extra units

Price after the extra production is sold = US$ 4.50

2. Let's find the individual production of each firm before and after the 50 million extra units and the net gains for the cheating firm.

Individual production of each firm of the cartel = Amount of production of the cartel/Number of firms

Individual production of each firm of the cartel = 500 million units/6

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Individual sales of each firm before the 50 million extra units = Individual production * Price of the energy drink

Individual sales of each firm before the 50 million extra units = 83.333 million * 5

Individual sales revenue of each firm before the 50 million extra units = US$ 416.666 million

New production amount of the firm cheating the cartel = 83.333 + 50

New production amount of the firm cheating the cartel = 133.333 million units

Price of the energy drink after the extra production is sold = US$ 4.50

New sales revenue of the firm cheating the cartel = New production amount * Price of the energy drink after the extra production is sold

New sales revenue of the firm cheating the cartel = 133.333 million * 4.50

New sales revenue of the firm cheating the cartel = US$ 600 million

Net gain of the firm cheating the cartel = New sales revenue of the firm cheating the cartel - Individual sales of each firm before the 50 million extra units

Net gain of the firm cheating the cartel = 600 million - 416.666 million

Net gain of the firm cheating the cartel = 183.333 million

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WIP                     153,700 debit

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      Factory Overhead           105,300 credit

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Account receivables   638,000 debit

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Much of these are self-explanatory

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he applied overhead goes into WIP too.

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The finished goods are debited and WIP credited to represent the transfer to finished goods.

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Sales = 10,000 x $14 = $140,000

Variable Costs = 10,000 x $6 = $60,000

Total Contribution = $80,000 (140,000 - 60,000)

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Variable Costs = 15,000 x $6 = $90,000

Total Contribution = $97,500.

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d) Other considerations crucial to the final decision about making and marketing the new product include: competitors' reactions to pricing, demand elasticity, consumers' preference, existing production technology, etc.

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