what type of professional cost management organization and explain their role
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You purchased forest for as an investment at a cost of $1,250 per acre as an investment to supplement your retirement income. After three years, you prune your trees at a cost of $100 per acre. You estimate your income from selective timber harvesting will be $3,000 per acre beginning 20 years after the trees are planted and occurring every 10 years thereafter in perpetuity. You have annual property taxes of $4 per acre starting next year. What is the present value of this investment, assuming a 6 percent discount rate?
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7. A firm is starting a new project that will cost $200,000. It is projected to last 5 years and to generate cash flows of $50,000, $70,000, $90,000, $50,000 and $30,000 from Years 1 through 5 respectively. If the discount rate is 10%, what is the IRR of this project? Answer in the percent format. Round to the hundredth decimal place. Type only numbers without any unit ($, %, etc.)
8. A firm is starting a new project that will cost $200,000. It is projected to last 5 years and to generate cash flows of $50,000, $70,000, $90,000, $50,000 and $30,000 from Years 1 through 5 respectively. If the discount rate is 10%, what is the EAA of this project? Round to the nearest penny. Do not include any unit such as $, %, etc.
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The Spoon Restaurant is considering a project with an initial cost of $725,000. Then the project will not produce any cash flows for the first two years. Starting in year three, the project will produce cash inflows of $721,000 a year for three years. This project is risky, so the firm has assigned it a discount rate of 18 percent. What is the project's net present value? Show calculations.
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Calculate the capitalized cost of a concrete bridge that must be
replaced at the end of useful life of 30 years. Worth of money is
6% annually. Data's are as follows:
First Cost $4,800,000.00
Annual Maintenance $55,000.00
Repair Cost $280,000.00
(every 5 years)
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Does the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) account for demand?
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3. The cost of a used car is 11,900. It could be financed with a
down payment of
10% and a 5-year loan at a rate of 6.9%. Determine the
following:
(a) The amount financed.
(b) The monthly payment.
(b) The total installment price. (Installments Down
Payment.)
(c) The finance charge.
4. A credit card has a monthly rate of 2% and uses the average
daily balance method
for calculating interest. The minimum monthly payment is the larger
of 2% of the
balance on the closing date rounded up to the nearest dollar or
$10. Details of
June1-June 30 itemized billing are:
June 1 Unpaid Balance $1260
June 6 Purchase $130
June 10 Purchase $70
June 12 Purchase $120
June 15 Payment received $500
June 23 Purchase $80
June 27 Restaurant Bill $90
(a) Find the Average Daily Balance
(b) Find the interest due on the payment due date.
(c) Find the total balance owed on July 1.
(d) What is the minimum monthly payment on the due date, July
20?
Please Answer this ASAP.
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Assume a constant cost industry. Assume it is a competitive market and that the market is in a long-run equilibrium. Graph this.Show what happens in both the short run and the long run if the government imposes a one-time tax of $200 on each firm. That is, no taxes will ever again be imposed. What if the firm does not believe that no taxes will ever again be imposed, could this change your analysis?
Show graph as well
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| FILL IN THE CORRECT TERMINOLOGIES IN THE BLANK SPACES | ||
| _____ 1. | a. Any cost that the management of a responsibility center cannot affect within a given time span. | |
| _____ 2. | b.Units that exist only to support other departments or customers. | |
| _____ 3. | c. Characteristics or attributes that managers must achieve in order to drive the organization toward its goals. | |
| _____ 4. | d. A measure of income divided by the investment required to obtain that income. | |
| _____ 5. | e. The effort to ensure that products and services perform to customer requirements. | |
| _____ 6. | f. The joint formulation by managers and their superiors of a set of goals and plans for achieving the goals. | |
| _____ 7. | g. An approach that focuses on prevention of defects and on customer satisfaction. | |
| _____ 8. | h. An integrated set of techniques for gathering and using information to make planning and control decisions | |
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| _____ 9. | i. Corporate costs such as personnel, legal, human resources that support revenue-generating activities | |
| _____ 10. | J. Adjusted operating income minus cost of capital invested. | |
| _____ 11. | k. A set of activities and resources assigned to a manager | |
| _____ 12. | l. Any cost that a manager’s decisions and actions can influence. | |
| _____ 13. | m. A performance measurement system that uses both financial and non-financial measures. | |
| _____ 14. | n. Departments where employees work on the organization’s products or services. | |
| _____ 15. | o. A method that ignores other service departments when allocation service costs to operations. | |
| _____ 16. | p. concentration of decision making authority only at the highest level of the organization. | |
| _____ 17 | q. A method that recognizes that some service departments support other service departments as well as operating departments | |
| _____ 18. | r. Responsibility centers for which a company develops separate measures of revenues and costs | |
| _____ 19. | s. A statement that allocates costs directly associated to customer actions to the customer. | |
| _____ 20. | t. The delegation of decision making authority to lower levels of the organization. | |
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