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A corporation has $7 million in equity. During 2015, it had $4 million in receipts and $2 million in capital gains from the sale of a subsidiary. It incurred labor costs of $1 million, interest costs of $250,000, material costs of $500,000, and paid rent for structures of $250,000. The corporate tax rate that applies to this firm is a flat 34%.
a. Calculate the corporation’s total accounting profits.
b. Assuming that the corporation’s profits are fully taxable, calculate its tax liability.
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Given the Federal Reserve Board’s current and forward-looking position on interest rates, predict the level of risk associated with investing in bonds and recommend a portfolio percentage for investment in bonds for a financial institution.
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An investor purchases a stock for $45 and a put option for $.85 with a strike price of $41. The investor also sells a call option for $.85 with a strike price of $54. What is the maximum profit and loss for this position?
Over 2005-2007, did the Bank of Canada respond to movements in the exchange rate in the manner described in the case study
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