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You are preparing a balance sheet for A Cake Too Far, a small local bakery. The owner lists for you their assets and liabilities. They have $4,500 cash, and an additional $1,675 in accounts receivable. They have a total of $1,200 in accounts payable, as well as $1,890 in wages payable. The business has a current inventory worth $375, and food and baking supplies worth $1,450. The bakery has a total of $15,400 on its mortgage for the property it sits on. They also have $18,500 in business equipment they own, and owe $1,600 in loans for new equipment. According to this list, what are the totals of assets and liabilities for the business?
The events in the financial markets during the past few years have been sweeping and historic, and they have resulted in the biggest federal bailout efforts in history.
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Assume you are considering investing in a landscaping business. The cost of the equipment is $80,000 and you will need to invest other $20,000 in net working capital.
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Describe Capital budgeting decision based on net present value
Susan Young is an attorney for a small law company in Arizona. She is also a part-time inventor and an avid golfer. One day Susan's golf foursome included a man named Henry Jones, a manufacturer of Christmas jewelry.
Objective type questions on bond valuation and Asymmetric information occurs when
Suppose that on January 1st the annual cost of borrowing in JPY and US dollars are 2% and 7% respectively (Rjpy=2% and RUS=7%). The spot rate of USD on January 1st is USD/JPY110.
Objective type of questions on bonds and calculate the duration on a bond with all of the same attributes as the bond in part
Assume all bonds are $1,000 par value. A person buys a 5 year, $1,000 certificate of deposit which carries the nominal rate of 9%, compounded semiannually. How much difference is there in the total interest paid by the 2 competing investments?
Discuss the better arrangement from a firm-value perspective.
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