Rate Of Return Essay

Q. Explain why MC cuts AC and AVC at their minimum values? Ans: Marginal cost (MC) is the extra total cost resulting from 1 extra unit of output. Average total cost resultiong is the sum of ever decling average fixed cost (AFC) and average variable cost (AVC). Average total cost stands for (AC). In the short run the costs are generally represented by a U- shaped curve that is always intersected at its minimum point by the rising MC curve. Average variable cost (AVC) equals variable cost divided

Introduction The purpose of this memo is to devise a practical estate plan for our client who has maintained a lucrative sole proprietorship conducting business in commercial real estate. The goal in our tax planning strategies will be to legally transition the $1 billion in assets to a family limited partnership (FLP). Additionally, the client would like to begin transferring proportional ownership of ninety percent of the company to his two children over the next thirty years and sell ten percent

Introduction The purpose of this analysis is to make a determination about a project that the PowerCo is considering. The project runs for twelve years. The discount rate is 8%. There are costs for the first two years and then there are net positive cash flows for the subsequent ten years. A net present value calculation will be used in order to determine if the company should undertake this project or not. The present value calculations will be done according to this formula: INCLUDEPICTURE

Four years ago they figured it out. How to get through the timelines. Three years ago they sent someone ten minutes back. The original plan was to paint on a board to see if he actually could change the future, but the board never changed and he never was seen again. Last year they made it through and back… but not with a human. It was a machine, that almost looked like a metal skeleton of a human, sent back with one mission. To paint on the board. Black letters started appearing a few seconds later

A Cashless Society A world with electronic banking Latisha N. Patterson J. Sargeant Reynolds Professor Anderson ECO 120-DL01 November 18, 2010 Abstract Electronic cash is a term becoming more acceptable as the world makes a shift towards a cashless society. Since the 1960’s governments and financial institutions have made steady but slow steps towards the goal of a society without cash. The cashless society is being sold as a more convenient method of payment, and a method of preventing

are as follows. 2001 $400,000 2009 $700,000 2002 $440,000 2010 $756,000 2003 $480,000 2011 $824,000 2004 $518,000 2012 $906,000 2005 $554,000 2006 $587,000 2007 $617,000 2008 $654,000 a. What is the 2001-2012 compound growth rate? 906,000/400,000 = 2.265 (906,000/400,000) ^ (1/12) = 7.05% b. Using the result obtained in part a, what is your 2013 projection? 906,000/ 0.705 = $1, 285, 106 c. If you were to make your own projection, that would you forecast? I would

Introduction The budget for RTWMTC for the 2013 fiscal year carries with it a total surplus of $1800. The budget has been designed in a manner to come close to breakeven, and is based on estimates of income and outlays from previous years. Revenues This year's revenue assumption is for $800,000 is base grants and other non-donation revenue. Over the past five years, donations have run about 8-12% of grants and non-donation sources, and some additional revenue is typically recorded from the sale

sometime in the future. Interest is the payment for the use of the money lent or borrowed (principal). Interest is figured on a rate basis. Any amount of money invested is worth more the sooner it is received (Time Value of Money - TVM, 2013). Savings accounts draw interest on the balance of the account, usually for a year's time. Suppose $100 is invested today at a 5% interest rate. After one year, it will draw interest of $5, bringing the balance to a worth of $105 (100 x 1.05). Savings accounts also

Theme Comparison: The Necklace & The Story of an Hour A short story, “The Necklace” (“La parure”) by Guy de Maupassant in 1884 and a poem, ‘The Story of an Hour” written by Kate Chopin in 1894 are literary works that are very comparable yet are different. The two women, Madame Mathilde Loisel and Louise Mallard, portrayed in these literary works are protagonists who have trouble because of conflicting expectations imposed on them by society. Both Mathilde Loisel and Louise Mallard want something

Potential effectiveness of a Cash Reward System and Structured Interview Program for DrainFlow Report for the Manager William Assemiah, 12021643 Irene Aidoo, 12021610 Sroda Adzo Apam, 12021626 Asare Ohenedwira Thomas, 12021639 Dorothy Dede Aklerh Asamoah, 12021634 Sampson Abbey Armah, 12021630 Arthur Sherifa, 12021631 Amadu Waliu, 12021617 Report Summary 1. Executive Summary DrainFlow, a plumbing maintenance firm in the USA, has been losing its customers to competitors due to poor services. Job