The shareholders' equity of Crystal Company includes the items shown below. The board of directors of Crystal declared cash dividends of $6.5 million, $10 million, and $45 million in each of its first 3 years of operation: 2009, 2010, and 2011, respectively.
Common stock, $1 par, 50,000,000 shares outstanding

Preferred stock, 7%, $100 par, 1,000,000 shares outstanding (cumulative)
Preferred stock, 6%, $100 par, 100,000 shares outstanding (non-cumulative)

Determine the amount of dividends distributed on preferred and common stock for each of the three years

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1, Which orders do you implement first? Why?

•Ventilator settings: CMV/AC rate 12, TV 550 mL, PEEP +5, FiO2 100%.

•0.9% NS IV infusion 100 mL hour

•Insert urinary catheter

•Fentanyl IV infusion 10-125 mcg/hour. RASS goal -3 (Mod. Sedation)

•Dexmedetomidine IV infusion 0.2-1 mcg/kg/hour. RASS goal - 3 (Mod. Sedation)

•Norepinephrine IV infusion (0.5-30 mcg/min) to maintain MAP >65.

•Vasopressin 0.04 IV infusion

Heights​ (cm) and weights​ (kg) are measured for 100 randomly selected adult​ males, and range from heights of

136

to

192

cm and weights of

39

to

150

kg. Let the predictor variable x be the first variable given. The 100 paired measurements yield

x overbar

equals167.79​cm,

y overbar

equals81.47​kg,

requals

0.113

​,

​P-valueequals

0.263

​,

and

ModifyingAbove y with caret

equalsnegative 107plus1.06

x.

Find the best predicted value of

ModifyingAbove y with caret

​(weight) given an adult male who is

144

cm tall. Use a

0.01

significance level.

(CO 3) Using the following information regarding actual sales for Paradise Pools, calculate the seasonal ratio for June of Year 3.

Group of answer choices

1.41

0.77

0.67

1.08

2. Assume a consumption function C = 100 + 0.8(Y-T), and let G = 200, T = 200, I = 100. a. First, suppose there is just a tax cut alone, increasing T from 200 to 250. Use the relevant Keynesian multiplier to compute the change in output. (5 pts)

b. If instead, there is an increase in government spending from 200 to 250. By how much will output change? (5 pts)

c. Now suppose there is a simultaneous action so that both government spending and taxes are increased from 200 to 250. What will be the total change in output as a result? (5 pts)

Given the following probability distributions for variables X and Y:

P(x, y)X                  Y

0.4       100            200

0.6       200            100

a. E(X) and E(Y).

b. σX and σY.

c. σXY. d. E(X + Y).

e. Suppose that X represents the number of patients successfully treated for Malaria and Y represents the number of patients successfully treated for Tuberculosis. And medication A (first row in the table) has a 40% of effectiveness and medication B (second row in the table) has a 60% of effectiveness. Interpret and make statements based on the calculations you did.

A car is traveling up a 1.5% grade at 65 mi/hr on good, wet pavement. The driver brakes to try to avoid hitting a cone on the road that is 300 ft ahead. The driver’s reaction time is 1.5 second. When the driver first applies the brakes, a software flaw causes the braking efficiency to lower to 0.8 for 100 ft. After the initial 100 ft, the braking efficiency returns to 1.0. How fast will the driver be going when the cone on the road is hit if the coefficient of rolling resistance is constant at 0.015? (Assume minimum theoretical stopping distance and ignore aerodynamic resistance.)

required rate of return = 15%

year

using excel, draw npv profile and find "two" IRRs.

There should be two IRRs. If you get two IRRs, the NPV profile graph should look like a parabola curve.

I figured out the first IRR which is 19% (19.45...% to be exact) but I can't seem to get the second one.

Consumer surplus. Producer surplus. Government intervention

1. If the price of a good rises while demand remains unchanged, then total consumer surplus will _________.

1. Decrease
2. Increase
3. Remain unchanged
4. We can’t say

2. Aisha is willing to spend $15 for a haircut. If she finds a salon where the price of a haircut is only $10, she will receive ______ in consumer surplus from this transaction.

1. $ 15
2. $ 5
3. $ 10
4. $ 0

3. Natasha, Nelson, and Nikolai are all looking to buy flashlights for a camping trip. Natasha is willing to pay $4, Nelson is willing to pay $10, and Nikolai is willing to pay $20. If the actual price of a flashlight turns out to be $14, what is the total consumer surplus for these three shoppers?

1. $ 20
2. $ 6
3. $ 0
4. - $ 8

4. If the price of a good rises while supply remains unchanged, then total producer surplus will ____________.

1. Decrease
2. Increase
3. Remain unchanged
4. We can’t say

5. You are willing to sell your coin collection for a minimum price of $1,000. You find a buyer who offers $1,800. In this transaction, you will receive ________ in producer surplus.

1. $800
2. $1,800
3. $1,000
4. $0

6. Ahmed is willing to mow lawns for $10 each, Boris is willing to mow lawns for $20 each, and Chelsea is willing to mow lawns for $30 each. If the going rate for lawn mowing is $15, what is the total producer surplus received by the three of them?

1. $0
2. -$15
3. $5
4. $35

7. When a market is in equilibrium:

1. consumer surplus will be zero
2. producer surplus will be zero
3. total surplus is minimized
4. total surplus is maximized

8.Milk is an input in the production of cheese, and cheese and humus are substitutes. An increase in the price of milk will _________ the producer surplus in the market for humus.

1. Decrease
2. increase
3. not change
4. first increase and then decrease

1 9. Rubber is an input in the production of tires, and tires and cars are complements. An increase in the price of rubber will _________ the total surplus in the market for cars (assume that neither curve is perfectly inelastic).

1. Decrease
2. increase
3. not change
4. first increase and then decrease

10. If a price ceiling is imposed below the equilibrium price:

1. the quantity demanded will be higher than it would be otherwise
2. the quantity supplied will be higher than it would be otherwise
3. supply will increase above what it would be otherwise
4. demand will decrease below what it would be otherwise

11. The going rent in the market for 1-bedroom apartments in your neighborhood is $800. If the government imposes a price ceiling of $400 in this market:

1. Less people will rent apartments
2. More people will rent apartments
3. The same number of apartments will be rented
4. More people will be willing to rent apartments at every price

12. A price floor is:

1. a maximum price established by government intervention
2. a minimum price established by government intervention
3. the highest price a consumer will pay for a good
4. the lowest price a producer will accept for a good

13. A price floor in the market for wheat that is set above the current market price:

1. decreases the price received by farmers
2. decreases the price paid by consumers
3. does not change the price received by farmers
4. increases the price paid by consumers

1 14. The current price in the market for cab rides in your neighborhood is $1.00/mile. If the government imposes a price ceiling of $2.50/mile in this market total surplus in this market will:

1. decrease
2. increase
3. decrease first, and then increase
4. not change

15. The current price in the market for milk is $2.00 If the government imposed a price floor of $4.00 in this market total surplus would ____________.

1. decrease
2. increase
3. decrease first, and then increase
4. not change

In the economy of Talikastan in 2015, consumption was $3000, exports were $1200, GDP was $6300,
government purchases were $1300, and investment was $1500. What were Talikastan’s imports in 2015?
a. -$500
b. -$700
c. $700
d. $500

The table below contains data for the country of Batterland, which produces only waffles and pancakes. The
base year is 2013 .
Prices and Quantities
Year Price of Quantity of Price of Quantity of
Waffles Waffles Pancakes Pancakes
2010 $2.00 80 $1.00 100
2011 $2.00 100 $2.00 120
2012 $2.00 120 $3.00 150
2013 $4.00 150 $3.00 200
6. Refer to Table 23-6. In 2010, this country's real GDP was
a. $620.
b. $260.
c. $400.
d. $630.
7. If nominal GDP is $12 trillion and real GDP is $10 trillion, then the GDP deflatoris
a. 83.33, and this indicates that the price level has decreased by 16.67 percent since the base year.
b. 83.33, and this indicates that the price level has increased by 83.33 percent since the base year.
c. 120, and this indicates that the price level has increased by 20 percent since the base year.
d. 120, and this indicates that the price level has increased by 120 percent since the base year.

Suppose a basket of goods and services has been selected to calculate the CPI and 2012 has been chosen as the
base year. In 2012, the basket’s cost was $80.00; in 2013, the basket’s cost was $84; and in 2014, the basket’s
cost was $87.60. The value of the CPI was
a. 100 in 2012.
b. 105 in 2013.
c. 109.5 in 2014.
d. All of the above are correct.

The table below pertains to Pieway, an economy in which the typical consumer’s basket consists of 15 bushels of
peaches and 10 bushels of pecans.
Year Price of
Peaches

Price of
Pecans
2012 $11 per bushel $6 per bushel
2013 $9 per bushel $10 per bushel
10. Refer to Table 24-2. The cost of the basket in 2012 was
a. $200.
b. $225.
c. $235.
d. $212.50.
11. Refer to Table 24-2. If 2013 is the base year, then the CPI for 2012 was
a. 95.7.
b. 100.0.
c. 90.0.
d. 213.6.