Answer:
- $45000
Explanation:
Economic profit is different from accounting profit in the sense that former also takes into consideration the implicit costs, also referred to as opportunity costs unlike the latter.
Economic Profit = Accounting profit - Opportunity Costs
Opportunity costs are defined as the the cost of sacrificed or foregone alternative for pursuing a particular alternative. Such costs are implicit or notional as they are not actually incurred.
In the given case, Economic Profit = Revenues - Explicit costs - Implicit costs
Here, the implicit cost is $60,000 income foregone.
Thus, Economic Profit = $20,000(income) - $ 5000 (expense) - $60,000 (opportunity cost)
Economic Profit = ($ 45,000) or -$45,000.
Answer:
The important thing to remember here is that the interest is compounded semi annually, which means twice a year. When the 1st interest is compounded, the second interest is calculated on that new amount.
(11,500 + (11,500×6%)) = $ 12,190
(12,190 + (12190×6%)) = $ 12921.40
Explanation:
Answer: $47.50
Explanation:
The price pr share given debt and the number of shares if the company had both an all equity structure and a mixed structure can be expressed as;
Price per Share = Debt Value / (Number of Shares under All-equity plan - Number of shares under mixed plan)
Price per share = 109,250 / (15,000 - 12,700)
= 109,250 / 2,300
= $47.50
