1,309 Answered Questions for the topic finance

Finance Algebra 2

04/11/19

how much should alex invest?

this is due at 12 tonight and i am dying -- this is my last problem and i would very much appreciate it if i understood how to do it lolin 10 months, Alex will need $1290.00  to pay his college... more

04/10/19

Operating cashflow

The new drug is expected to be a block-buster, which will help to increase the company’s marketshare and the sales are expected to be $18 million in the first year. The sales revenue generated from... more
Finance Math Algebra 2

04/09/19

What’s the answer .?

Esthetician Suzy is paid an annual salary of $34,000 . She is paid 8% commission per quarter for products sales exceeding $5000. In Quarter 2 , Suzy’s product sales were $5049.33. What was her... more

04/09/19

Determine the periodic deposit. Round up to the nearest dollar. How much of the financial goal comes from deposits and how much comes from interest? 

Periodic Deposit: $? at the end of every three monthsRate: 8.25% compounded quarterlyTime: 40 yearsFinancial Goal: $1,000,000

Where are bank loans in balance sheet?

I am looking at the balance sheet of Coca-Cola (https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/coke/financials/balance-sheet), but I cannot guess where loans with banks are. These liabilities accounts... more
Finance

04/08/19

What is a deferred tax liability and why might one be created?

04/08/19

How does the fractional reserve banking system work?

I would like to understand better exactly how this works. I have heard a lot recently (particularly since the 2007-08 crash and Occupy movement) about money creation in particular (usually with a... more

04/08/19

MATH HW QUESTION

Jack has $12,000 to invest and wants to earn 7.5% interest per year. He will put some of the money into a savings account that earns 4% per year and the rest into a CD account that earns 9% per... more

04/05/19

Determine the maximum profit and price that would yield the maximum profit for each.

A) P=-450p2 + 13400p - 52,000B) P=-375p2 + 8,900p - 15,000C) P= -160p2 + 85,800p - 50,000

Clarifying the meaning of market capitalization?

I'm new to this kind of topic and I'm trying to get a deeper understand. I read that "the shares' price times the number of shares outstanding is the value of a company (=market... more

04/04/19

What are alternative measures of risk?

In finance, the variance of the returns of a security are used as a proxy for the associated risk of the security. I've seen some books include sentences like "if you take variance as a measure of... more

04/04/19

When does gambling reduce risk?

Suppose that you face risk. It is obvious that taking gambles whose outcomes are negatively correlated with the outcomes of your other gambles can reduce your overall risk ('hedging'). My question,... more
Finance

04/04/19

What's the relationship between coupon rate and convexity?

Finance Business

04/04/19

In What Manner Will I Be Paid Dividends From Held Securities?

Finance Macroeconomics

04/04/19

Why will Australia increase their interest rate only when US increases their interest rate?

Following 1 article, Australia will increase their interest rate only when US increase their interest rate... more
Finance Math Algebra 1

04/03/19

This is a question that needs a break even solution as well as a dollars of sales revenue

Assume that the sales price per unit is $50 and the variable cost per unit is $30. The fixed costs are $140,000. How many units must be sold to break even? How many dollars of sales revenue must be... more

04/01/19

Trust fund questions

I'm having trouble figuring out how to calculate trust funds. For example, I can't figure out this questionUsing a starting value of $3 trillion in the trust funds in 2032, with an annual rate of... more

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