The step in retirement planning that Janice is completing is "Developing a balanced budget based on her retirement income"
She is making a checklist of her expenses and income and what is the excess income she can keep for her interests. So, she is actually involved in making a budget for her retirement based on her income and anticipated expenses
Answer:
B. fixed cost per unit increases
Explanation:
As we know that
If the production volume increases, the fixed cost per unit is decreases as it reflect an inverse relationship between the fixed cost per unit and the production volume
Let us take an example
Fixed cost = $20,000
Production volume = 100,000
Decrease in production volume = 80,000
So, the fixed cost per unit in the first case is
= 20,000 ÷ $100,000
= $0.2
And, the fixed cost per unit in the second case is
= 20,000 ÷ $80,000
= $0.25
Therefore, the fixed cost per unit increases
B would be the correct answer i believe
Answer:
2.0%
Explanation:
Coupon received annually = $500*2% = $10
We have the cash flow from year 0 to year 6 as below:
Year 0 ($500)
Year 1 $10
Year 2 $10
Year 3 $10
Year 4 $10
Year 5 $10
Year 6 $510 (Principal $500 & coupon $10)
IRR (internal rate of return) whereas the present value of all cash flow is nil
It is very difficult to calculate IRR manually, but easily in excel = IRR(-500,10,10,10,10,10,510) = 2%
Please see excel attached
