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A firm contemplating replacing a computer (D) it purchased three years ago for 6,000. In two year it will have a salvage value of 800. Operating maintenance costs have been 1,000 per year. The computer currently has a trade in value of 3,000 toward a new computer (C) that costs 5,000 and has a five year life. The new computer will have annual operating and maintenance costs of 500 per year and a expected salvage value of 1,000 at the end of five years. Company's policy demand that any computer should be replaced after 5 years in service. determine if the computer should be replaced. use a 9% rate of return. a. EACc = 2,322.63 and EACd = 1,618.36, should not be replaced b. EACc = 1,618.36 and EACd = 2,322.63 , should not be replaced c. EACc = 1,637.62 and EACd = 1,618.36 , should be replaced d. EACc = 1,618.36 and EACd = 2,322.63 , should be replaced
Assume you run a pizza store and currently have two workers. If you hire a third worker, your output of pizzas per day rises from 55 to 65.
Compute the growth rate of the dividend, g. (You can either compute the ROE*plowback ratio or compute the annual growth rate of dividends) e) Based on this information, what should the price of the stock be today using the constant-growth dividend d..
Terrorist attacks foster instability and may affect productivity over the short and long term. Do you think the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon affected short- and/or long-term productivity in the U..
Glen spends at least 40 hours a week at his place of business. If he closed the company, he could work for his competitor earning $50,000 a year. He also owns the building the company operates in and could rent it out for $12,000 a year if he closed ..
Neoclassical economics was 'a crucial stage in the creation of a genuinely scientific unified theory of economic behaviour'. Discuss.
Find the total product, average product and marginal product for integer values of L from 1 to 9. Plot the total product on a graph and the average and marginal product on another as shown in class.
Why do you think firm 1's marginal cost is lower than firm 2's marginal cost? Determine the current profits of the the two firms. What would happen to each firm's current profits if firm 1 reduced its price to $6 while firm continued to charge $8?
What is the negative consumption externality described in this quote? Show this externality on a correctly labelled demand and supply diagram for the petrol market.
Forecast the data for 2000 again in problem 1 with exponential smoothing with w=0.3 and w=0.7. Compare RMSEs for moving average and exponential smoothing forecasts to answer if this is a better forecast than the moving average?
Explain: "without a market for pollution rights, dumping pollutants into the air or water is cost less; in the presence of the right to buy and sell pollution rights, dumping pollutants creates an opportunity cost for the polluter.
If the firm has $20,000 on hand, with only these two project to choose from, will they invest in A, B, neither or both? Show the calculations that lead to your conclusions. Explain whether you answers would be different for either project if the f..
A perfectly competitive firm faces a market price of $10 for its output X. It owns two plants, A and B, whose total costs are TCA = 10 + 2X + .25X2 (to the second power) TCB = 15 + .4X + .1X2 (to the second power).
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