Instructions for Problem Set #4 1. a) (Sale Price) – (Purchase Price) = Profit earned on each share b) Profit earned on each share * number of shares purchased = Total amount of profit 2. a) Step 1: (End of year price – beginning year price) = Loss Step 2: (Loss + annual income of $100) = Dollar Amount of Return Step 3: Dollar Amount of Return / Beginning year price = % return b) Hint: it should be a negative number
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read at the beginning of the course. As you have worked throughout this session‚ you should have considered this article and how it may or may not have impacted different situations in the world economic/business/legal/political environments. The essay you will write on the next question should show that you have read Marianne’s article and can apply her theories and thoughts from that article to the scenario provided. Feel free to rely on the information you know about the situations (if real) or
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OPRE 411 HOMEWORK #4 1. Use Solver in EXCEL to solve each of the following linear programming problems. To do so‚ complete the model in the given file in Blackboard and report the optimal solution and optimal objective function value in the context of the problem. (a) The Product-Mix Problem of BlubberMaid (see the file blubber.xls in Blackboard). (2 points) (b) The Make-Or-Buy Problem of MTV Steel (see the file makeorbu.xls in Blackboard). (5 points) (c) The Energy Problem of Lilliput on
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Table of Contents Question Descriptions Page Question 1 Multiple Choice Questions 4 Question 2 Absorption costing and standard costing Use the information provided below to prepare the Budgeted Income Statement for the year ended 30 June 2013 using the absorption costing method 2.2.1 Calculate the direct labour efficiency variance 2.2.2 Explain 2 possible causes of an unfavourable direct labour efficiency variance 5 Question 3.1 Question 3.2 Question 3.3 Question 3.4
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University QRB/501 Chapter 7 Study Question 12 12. Key Question The following table shows nominal GDP and an appropriate price index for a group of selected years. Compute real GDP. Indicate in each calculation whether you are inflating or deflating the nominal GDP data. Nominal GDP‚ Price Index Real GDP‚ Year Billions (1996-100) Billions 1960 $527.4 22.19 $2‚376.85 1968 $911.5 26.29 $3‚467.1 1978 $2295.9 48.22 $4‚761
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server or network‚ For example if we have important information it will go through a router then you will have a firewall this will prevent people from interring are network. Also every employee in the company as a CAT card‚ A CAT card as a pin number associate with every employee. This pin number allow you access the computer and also getting in the building but the mean point with the CAT card allow you to access computer and emails. By this will let the company know whom using the computer and access
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CHAPTER 9 PROBLEM #2 A. PV= (-50‚000/1.40)- (20‚000/{1.40^2} + [100‚000/ (1.40^3] + [400‚000/(1.40^4) + {800‚000/[1.40^4] = -50‚000 + (10‚204) + 36‚443 + 104‚123+ 520‚616 = $ 615‚264 B. PV= (35‚714) + (10‚204) + 36‚443 + 104‚123 + 671‚688= $766‚336 C. (35‚714)+ (10‚204) + 36‚443+ 104‚123 + 1‚543‚256 = $1‚637‚904 D. PV AT 40%= $1‚637‚903.85 INVESTMENT @ $3‚000‚000.00 POST-MONEY VALUATION= $1‚637‚903.85 + 3‚000‚000= $ 4‚637‚903.85 PERCENT OF OWNERSHIP BY INVESTOR: $3‚000‚000/ $4‚637‚903
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Chapter 3‚ Problem 8 Information from problem 7. Formulate LPM to determine the number of basketballs and footballs to produce in order to maximize profit. X1 -- # of basketballs X2 -- # of footballs Maximize Z = 12x1 + 16x2 Subject to: 3x1 + 2x2 ≤ 500 4x1 + 5x2 ≤ 800 X1‚ x2 ≥ 0 Transform this model to standard form. Maximize Z = 12x1 + 16x2 + 0s1 +0s2 3x1 + 2x2 + s1 = 500 4x1 +5x2 + x2 = 800 X1‚ x2‚ s1‚ s2 ≥ 0 a). Identify the amount of unused resources (slack) at each of
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Carmen‚ Aiden‚ and the Beast of Responsibility Kristina Aiello ENG/340 January 20‚ 2012 Leisha Anderson Carmen‚ Aiden‚ and the Beast of Responsibility “Do you just walk through the house and literally place everything you have touched directly onto the floor? Seriously babe‚ this is not what I want to come home to.” She said‚ exhausted and bewildered. She wondered how it was possible for him to not understand everything she had to deal with. Was she crazy? Like her‚ he worked full-time and went
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You Decide – Smackey Dog Foods Inc Smackey Dog Foods‚ Inc. is a familiar story in terms of small business start-ups. They started in a family kitchen‚ experienced explosive growth‚ and have had some troubles handling the accounting and business side of the business. My firm‚ Keller CPA’s‚ does not have specific experience with auditing a dog food manufacturer‚ but we certainly have a good bit of experience with similar small business accounting and auditing issues. The first thing to address
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