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- D7 You run an oil company that wants to extract an oil reserve. The total stock of oil in the reserve is 600 barrels. You must sell all of the oil in two time periods, so the quantity extracted will be q1 +q2 = 600. The price per barrel you can sell the oil for is pt = 710 − 1 2 qt in each period. The cost of extracting a single barrel is not constant, but increases as more oil is extracted in a period, c(qt) = 1 2 qt. If the interest rate is 5%, how much oil will you extract in periods 1 and 2 if you wanted to maximize profits.Zambian banks have been using the Basel I framework for purposes of determiningregulatory capital. You work for a Zambian commercial bank and your Chief ExecutiveOfficer (CEO) has just received communication from the Bank of Zambia (regulator) tothe effect that come January 2020, all banks will be required to comply with theprovisions of the Basel Il framework for purposes of regulatory capital computation.Under the standardized approach of Basel Il, is the need to use External creditassessments. In this vein, your CEO has requested you to provide him with a briefwrite-up by answering the questions below. This is will help him understand the conceptof external credit assessment institutions as envisaged under the Basel Il framework.A. What is an External Credit Assessment Institution?B. Outline and describe three types of External Credit Assessment Institutions. Giveexamples. C. Explain why market participants use and rely on External Credit AssessmentInstitutions.There is much seculation on how the current foreclosure market will evolve due to a variety of factors such as: • Rising inflation costs. • Rising mortgage rates and higher monthly mortgage payments. • The expiration of COVID related forbearance and mortgage protection programs. • Discuss how these factors will change the foreclosure market in the coming year.
- The distinction between exchange and nonexchange revenues is not always obvious. You are the independent auditor of various governments. You have been asked for your advice on how the following transactions should be accounted for and reported. Characteristic of each transaction is ambiguity as to whether it is an exchange or a nonexchange transaction. For each transaction indicate whether you think it is an exchange or a nonexchange transaction and make a recommendation as to how it should be accounted for (i.e., the amount and timing of revenue recognition). Justify your response. Note: The GASB has not explicitly distinguished between exchange and nonexchange transactions. Hence, in this problem, you should consider how you think the transaction should be accounted for; you need not be limited by current GASB standards. A government receives from a developer a donation of 1,000 acres of land valued at $4 million. In return, the government grants the developer zoning variances on…First National BankAssets LiabilitiesRate-sensitive R40 million R50 millionFixed-rate R60 million R50 millionIf interest rates rise by 5 percentage points, say from 10 to 15%, bank profits (measuredusing gap analysis) willHow would each of the following scenarios affect a firm's cost of debt, r d (l - t), t=tax rate; its cost of equity, rs; and its WACC? Indicate with an increase (I), a decreease (D), or no change (N) whether the factor would raise, lower, or have an indeterminate effect on the item in question. Assume for each answer that other things are held constant, even though in some instances this would probably not be true. rd (1-t) rs WACC 1) The corporate tax rate is lowered. 2) The Federal Reserve tightens credit. 3) The firm uses more debt; that is, it increases its debt ratio 4) The dividend payout ratio is increased.