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In a "perfect world" capital market, how important is a firm's decision to pay dividends versus...

In a "perfect world" capital market, how important is a firm's decision to pay dividends versus repurchase shares? Please explain in detail and provide an example. Under what conditions would you have a tax preference for share repurchase rather than dividends? Please explain with at least two examples. Would managers acting in the interests of long-term shareholders be more likely to repurchase shares if they believed the stock to be either undervalued or overvalued? Please explain how managers would come to that decision. Please keep in mind that inadequate answers already exist on the web.

In: Finance

Price discrimination exists when a business is able to charge different prices to different customers based...

Price discrimination exists when a business is able to charge different prices to different customers based on their willingness to pay. Answer the following questions regarding price discrimination with Apple.

1. What good or service do they sell?

2. Which degree of price discrimination do they engage in? (1st, 2nd or 3rd)

3. How are they able to determine which customers are willing to pay more for the good or service? Explain in detail.

4. How are they able to prevent re-sale of the good or service? Explain.

5. How is price discrimination beneficial to this business? Explain.

In: Economics

State your opinion on whether you expect the correlation between stock returns and bond yields to be higher or lower in 2021 than in 2019.

State your opinion on whether you expect the correlation between stock returns and bond yields to be higher or lower in 2021 than in 2019. Explain why you have reached your conclusion.

In: Finance

"The Statement of Cash Flow is more important than the Income Statement and the Balance Sheet."  Do...

"The Statement of Cash Flow is more important than the Income Statement and the Balance Sheet."  Do you agree or disagree? Please state your opinion and explain your position by giving specific examples.

In: Accounting

Personality is shaped by the combined forces of biological, situational, and mental processes all embedded in...

Personality is shaped by the combined forces of biological, situational, and mental processes all embedded in a sociocultural and developmental context. Sue Klebold is the mother of Dylan Klebold, one of the two shooters who committed the Columbine High School massacre, murdering 12 students and a teacher. She's spent years excavating every detail of her family life, trying to understand what she could have done to prevent her son's violence. In this difficult, jarring talk, Klebold explores the intersection between mental health and violence, advocating for parents and professionals to continue to examine the link between suicidal and homicidal thinking. Click on the link. What are your perspectives on the video? What do you think about suicidal and homicidal thinking?

https://www.ted.com/talks/sue_klebold_my_son_was_a_columbine_shooter_this_is_my_story?utm_ campaign=tedspread--a&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare

In: Psychology

subject: goverment write about what sort of party you would form if you were to form...

subject: goverment
write about what sort of party you would form if you were to form a political party. Determine what your characteristics will be and define your party platform. We live in Texas so you are forming this party in Texas. That said, all parties start somewhere so your goal may be to keep your party focused on Texas issues and effect change here or you can start it here and your goal may be to take it to a national level. It is up to you but you are starting it here in Texas. Will you form a single issue political party here because you feel so strongly about one issue you think it warrants a political party to address it? If so, what is your issue and fully explain it and what your party will do “for” the issue. Or will you form a political party that takes a stand on more than one issue or many issues. If so, explain that to us.

In: Economics

14 The torque generated by a PMSM by, is the (positive) magnitude of . If we...

14

The torque generated by a PMSM by, is the (positive) magnitude of . If we control the angle  such that  , hence ,  then the PMSM becomes a Field Oriented Control BLDC motor generating the torque as .   On the other hand, the torque generated by a separately excited dc motor can be expressed by  (refer to lecture notes).   For permanent magnet DC motor, .

1.1      BLDC vs SEDC

Describe in detail terms how   and   are similar.  (Which term corresponds to which).

1.2      BLDC vs PMDC

Describe in detail terms how   and   are similar.   

1.3      PMSM vs PMDC

Explain the difference between   and  .    Explain why we don’t refer PMSM as a BLDC or DC motor.  

In: Electrical Engineering

A survey of 800 workers indicated that approximately 445 have invested in an IRA. National data...

A survey of 800 workers indicated that approximately 445 have invested in an IRA. National data suggests that 47​%

of workers invest in IRAs. Test the claim that the number of workers who invest in an IRA is now different than this reported national value. Use α=0.05 and state your conclusion.

​The test statistics is?

The P value is?

What is your conclusion?

In: Statistics and Probability

Q1 a) With the aid of a sketch of the hydraulic system explain the following i)...

Q1
a) With the aid of a sketch of the hydraulic system explain the following
i) A Reservoir ii) A pump and a prime mover iii) A pressure control and check valve iv) A power circuit which is made of actuators, motors or cylinders. v) Filter
b) List three functions that are performed by a reservoir and the purpose of baffles in it.
Q2
a) Define the term ‘Filtration’ in a hydraulic system.
b) Explain the difference between a depth and surface type filter and list three kinds of filters with different applications in a hydraulic system.
c) Name the three ratings used to classify hydraulic filters.
d) Explain what is meant by the terms;
i) Viscosity index
ii) Viscosity
iii) Demulsification
Q3
a) What is the procedure for isolating hydraulic machine before removing a component for servicing?
b) State a recommended procedure to use when you are testing a hydraulic line for leaks.
c) List two things you must take into consideration when you are using a cleaning solvent on hydraulic components.
d) State five contaminants that may be found in hydraulic systems.
Doc. No.: EXM/F/03 Page No.: 1/1 Issue No.: 1 Last Update: 15/04/08 Revision No.: 1 Date: 12/04/06 Author: EC Approved: DAA


Q4
a) Explain the term ‘Accumulator’ in a hydraulic system and its operation.
b) List the three different types of Accumulators used in a hydraulic system and explain the purpose of the nitrogen contained in it.
c) Draw the symbols of the following in a hydraulic circuit.
i) Accumulator
ii) Hydraulic pump
iii) Hydraulic motor
vi) Cylinder double acting
v) Ball check valve
Q5
a. State four different types of positive displacement pumps used in modern hydraulic systems and state the criteria on which a pump is selected for a system.
b. With a simple sketch describe the principle of operation of a gear pump.

In: Mechanical Engineering

Haemoglobin A is produced in red-blood cell (RBC) precursors but not in neurons. Focusing on regulation...

Haemoglobin A is produced in red-blood cell (RBC) precursors but not in neurons. Focusing on regulation of transcription and using what we've learned of gene control, what factors would turn "off" gene expression in neurons, and turn gene expression "on" in RBC precursors?
NOTE: Address the cells as they are right now, you don't have to talk about tissue differentiation (fetal development). Think of it this way: you have two cell types, a gene is off in one of them and on in another, if you could look into the nucleus what would be different between the two cells that explains why the gene is expressed in one and not the other.

In: Biology