Q4- reserve capacity and optimal amount of the asset to be purchased in bulk anticipated demand for the higher price is as follows Demand 200 130 400 250 270 And price for lower segment price for higher segment 1. Compute the reserve capacity for higher price 310 510 2. What is the optimal amount of the asset to be purchased in bulk in case demand are as below and probability demand for the asset doesn't exceed Q "asset to be purchased in bulk" is 95% Demand 200 130 400 250 270

Suppose you are given a choice of the following two securities: (a) an annuity that pays Php 500,000 at the end of each of the next 6 years; or (b) a perpetuity that pays 500,000 forever, but the first cash payment is 11 yearsfrom today.Which security do you choose if the annual interest rate is 5%?

If you deposit $1000 per month into an investment account that pays interest at arate of 6% per year compounded quarterly, how much will be in your account atthe end of 5 years? Assume no interperiod compounding.

Lukas Center acquired a new Laser Machine worth ₱580,000.00. The center plans to pay 35% advance payment and the balance by quarterly payments for 7 years. Money is worth 9% converted quarterly.  a. How much is the balance that must be amortized every three months?  b. How many quarterly payments must be made to settle the obligation?  c. Cost of the quarterly payments?

As a principal in the consulting firm where you have worked for 20 years, you have accumulated 5000 shares of company stock. One year ago, cach share of stock was worth $40. The company has offered to buy back your shares for S225,000, At what interest rate would the firm's offer be equivalent to the worth of the stock last year?

What is the company's working capital? TABLE P3.3 Balance Sheet, Peachtree Construction (31 December 2016) Assets Current assets Cash $243,146 Accounts receivable Trade accounts 201,573 Retainage 42,147 Total accounts receivable 243,720 Material inventory 1,873 76,142 Work in process (costs and estimated earnings in excess of billings) Prepaid expenses 6,148 Other current assets 782 Total current assets 571,811 Fixed assets 542,173 Machinery and equipment Cars and trucks 49,214 Furniture and fixtures 5,812 Total depreciable assets 597,199 Less accumulated depreciation 291,314 Net fixed assets 305,885 Total assets 877,696 Current liabilities Accounts payable 236,144 Retainage payable 21,312 Notes payable 84,211 Accrued liabilities 15,827 Work in process (billings in excess of costs and estimated 5,163 earnings) Other current liabilities 1,421 Total current liabilities 364,078 Long-term liabilities 138,481 Total liabilities 502,559 Capital stock 15,000 360,137 Retained earnings Total net…

The formulas for depreciation method A is almost the same with depreciation method B except that in A, 2/n (where n is the life of the asset) is used in place of k in method B. What is depreciation method A? Declining Balance Method Sum of Years' Digit Method Sinking Fund Method Straight-Line Method Double Declining Balance Method

>/ The following table represents a depreciation case. Complete the table End of year Depreciation Charge 0 1 2 3 4 Book Value During the year at the end of the year $5000 $400 $1000

☐ ■ Project named A. Initial invest €4000K, then in the beginning of year 2 and 3 invest €2000K separately. From the end of year 3 to year 15. yearly income €2000K, cost for production is €400K yearly. Based on the information above please draw the cash flow diagram for this project and calculate NPV. %=15% ■ Accept or refuse this project? ■ Accurate to 0.01 for the final result, such as, 4.666 ≈ 4.67 10

The lender charges the barrower 1.8% per quarter. Find the equivalent nominal rate of interest. Include the unit for nominal rate.