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Assume only your first most important policy decision is put into place. How would you illustrate...

  1. Assume only your first most important policy decision is put into place. How would you illustrate your first most important policy decision using the Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model? How will the Price Level, Real GDP, and Employment be impacted in the short-run if this first most important policy decision was put into practice? How might the Price Level, Real GDP, and Employment be impacted in the long-run if this first most important policy decision was put into practice? Be detailed, specific, and clear. In this scenario, the most important policy decision is an increase in carbon emission taxes

In: Economics

Consider a 5% 1 year to maturity coupon bond with a face value of $100. If the price of the bond is $90, what is the yield to maturity?

Consider a 5% 1 year to maturity coupon bond with a face value of $100. If the price of the bond is $90, what is the yield to maturity?

In: Economics

1.) A U.S bank pays 2.2% interest on deposits. You deposit $100,000 for 3 months beginning...

1.) A U.S bank pays 2.2% interest on deposits. You deposit $100,000 for 3 months beginning today. What are the proceeds?

2.) A 3 year bond with a face value of 100, pays an annual coupon rate of 10%. If its price is 100, its yield to maturity is:

3.) For an investment of $100 to reach a (future) value of $200 in seven years, it must produce a Compound Annual Growth Rate (implied interest rate) of:

In: Finance

Based on the following set of information, do an EPS-EBIT analysis There is 100% debt, 70%...

Based on the following set of information, do an EPS-EBIT analysis

There is 100% debt, 70% debt and 30% equity, 50% debt and 50% equity, 30% debt and 70% equity, and 100% equity. The amount of capital needed is $100 million.

The estimated range is low: $20 million, middle: $30 million, high $40 million.

IR= 5%

Tax rate= 30%

Stock price= $50

# of shares outstanding= 500 million

In: Accounting

UR Safe Systems installs home security systems. Two of its systems, the ICU 100 and the...

UR Safe Systems installs home security systems. Two of its systems, the ICU 100 and the ICU 900, have these characteristics:

Design Specifications ICU 100 ICU 900 Cost Data
Video cameras 1 3 $ 150 /ea
Video monitors 1 1 $ 75 /ea
Motion detectors 5 8 $ 15 /ea
Floodlights 3 7 $ 8 /ea
Alarms 1 2 $ 15 /ea
Wiring 700 ft. 1,100 ft. $ 0.10 /ft.
Installation 16 hr 26 hr $ 20 /hr

The ICU 100 sells for $810 installed, and the ICU 900 sells for $1,520 installed.

Required:

1. What are the current profit margin percentages on both systems?

ICU 100

Current Profit Margin (%):

ICU 900

Current Profit Margin (%):

2. UR Safe’s management believes that it must drop the price on the ICU 100 to $750 and on the ICU 900 to $1,390 to remain competitive in the market. Recalculate profit margin percentages for both products at these price levels and then compute the target cost needed for each product to maintain the current profit margin percentages.

ICU 100

Profit Margin (%):

Target Profit:

ICU 900

Profit Margin (%):

Target Profit:

In: Accounting

Dollar/Franc Exchange Values U.S $ Equivalent Currency per U.S. $ Wed. Tue. Wed. Tue. Switzerland (franc)...

Dollar/Franc Exchange Values

U.S $ Equivalent Currency per U.S. $
Wed. Tue. Wed. Tue.
Switzerland (franc) 0.7207 0.7225

a) Fill in the last two columns of the table with the reciprocal price of the dollar in terms of the franc.

b) On Wednesday, the price of the two currencies was _________ dollars per franc, or francs per dollar.

c) From tuesday to Wednesday, the dollar (appreciated/depreciated) against the franc; the franc (appreciated/depreciated) against the dollar.

d) On Wednesday, the cost of buying 100 francs was ____ dollars; the cost of buying 100 dollars was ____ francs.

In: Economics

PPS S/O A B A B 1 $48 $40 50 100 2 52 49 50 100...

PPS S/O
A B A B
1 $48 $40 50 100
2 52 49 50 100
3 39 24 50 200
4 58 27 50 200
5 66 25 50 200

*Stock B has a two-for-one stock split in year 3.

Calculate the price-weighted index and the value-weighted index.

Calculate the percentage change from year 2 to year 3 for both indexes.

PPS=Price per share. S/O= Shares outstanding

In: Finance

Suppose the market for bottled water is competitive and is characterized by the following demand and...

Suppose the market for bottled water is competitive and is characterized by the following demand and supply conditions. The inverse demand and supply curves are depicted below.

Demand: QD = 400 – 100 P

Supply:    QS = 280 + 20 P (for P > 0)

Price:

Quantity:

Consumer surplus:

Producer surplus:

Suppose in anticipation of an approaching hurricane, demand rises to QD = 800 – 100 P. What will happen in the market, including welfare effects, as measured by consumer and producer surplus?

New price:

New quantity:

New consumer surplus:

New producer surplus:

In: Economics

Complete the following table: Real Output Demanded (in $ billions) by: Price Level Consumers Investors Government...

Complete the following table:

Real Output Demanded (in $ billions) by:

Price Level

Consumers

Investors

Government

Net Exports

AD

AS

100

180

120

50

50

0

110

150

110

50

40

150

120

120

100

50

30

300

130

90

90

50

20

450

140

60

80

50

10

600

Suppose that the government spending increase by $200 billion at every price level in the preceding problem.

  1. What will be the equilibrium GDP?
  2. Which macro problem exists now?

In: Economics

reflection essay is divided into four parts First—Introduction (50-100 words) Second—Your past/present knowledge or experience in...

reflection essay is divided into four parts

First—Introduction (50-100 words)

Second—Your past/present knowledge or experience in Marketing (400-500 words)

Third—What did you learn from it/How can your new knowledge in Marketing change the way you do your job? (400-500 words)

Fourth—Conclusion (50-100 words)

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