Please help help with figuring out how to work through the following answers:
for the numbers below how do you go about:
1) computing the total Contribution Margin.
2) Computing the Operating Income under Variable Costing.
3) how do you develop a reconciliation from the Variable Costing Operating Income to compute Operating Income under absorption costing.
For the next several questions, consider the market for a type of medical implant used to treat pain conditions. The implant is produced by a profit-maximizing, price taking firm for which the demand and marginal cost “curves” are straight lines. It charges $380 per unit and, considering only private costs, decides to produce 920 units.
Because production of the implant results in water pollution, a government agency intervenes. It determines that when 920 units are produced there are marginal social costs of $510. It therefore concludes that 740 units should instead be produced. At 740 units, marginal private cost is $305.
Enter only numbers and a decimal point where needed – nothing else. Round to the nearest penny.
Given this information and what we know about firms, at 920 units marginal private cost must be
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For the next five questions, consider the market for a type of medical implant used to treat pain conditions. The implant is produced by a profit-maximizing, price taking firm for which the demand and marginal cost “curves” are straight lines. It charges $380 per unit and, considering only private costs, decides to produce 920 units.Because production of the implant results in water pollution, a government agency intervenes. It determines that when 920 units are produced there are marginal social costs of $510. It therefore concludes that 740 units should instead be produced. At 740 units, marginal private cost is $305.You’ll probably want to start these questions by drawing a graph of the above situation.Given this information and what we know about such firms, and carefully following numeric directions, at 920 units marginal private cost must be
For the past five years, the price of Microprocessors, Inc. stock has been increasing at a rate of 9 percent a year. Currently, the stock is priced at $56 a share and has a required return of 13 percent. What is the dividend yield?
For the past 500 years, Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has captivated its viewers, recently attracting millions to the Louvre to see the work. Books, movies, songs, poetry, and visual art have been created in response to the Mona Lisa. Why? What does the Mona Lisa have that no other portrait has? Why do visitors of the Louvre hastily pass by numerous masterpieces just to see one rather small painting (it’s only 30″ x 21″)? Discuss what makes Mona special. Compare this portrait of Leonardo’s to other portraits he created, such as Ginevra de’Benci and Lady with an Ermine.What does the Mona Lisa have that makes her so iconic that she stands out above the rest?
For the passing reference frames in Fig. 37-25, events A and
B occur at the following spacetime coordinates: according to the
unprimed frame, (XA, tA) and (xn, tn); according to the primed
frame, (xA, tA) and (x~, t~). In the unprimed frame, t:J.t = tn – tA =
1.00 J.LS and /lx = Xn – XA = 400 m. (a) Find an expression for /lx’
in terms of the speed parameter f3 and the given data.
For the papers in the literature review, focusing on the 2-3 most closely related papers, describe not only what the papers do but their shortcomings. Explain which papers you find most convincing and whether you do/don’t believe their results.
Identify where more research is needed to answer your bigger question and what kind of data or “natural experiments” are needed to make progress. For example, if your question is, “Why does moving to a better neighborhood improve a student’s outcomes?”, perhaps one useful thing would be a natural experiment that varied both the neighborhood and the school or just the school so that you could identify if the value of moving came from better schools or other aspects of the neighborhood.
Given the areas where more research is needed, what would be the ideal experiment and/or data set to make progress on this issue? How could this ideal experiment or data set be approximated by a research in the real world and what assumptions would need to be true for the feasible data or experiment to produce a good answer to your question (e.g. what would have to be true to obtain unbiased estimates)?
use the articles below and also other sources on the website
give positive opinion about this topic and do not let professor think this paper is not my writing( fourth grade international student)
give me turnitin result and cite carefully
for the question : Members of the Beta Upsilon Zeta Fraternity each drink a random number of beers with mean 6 and standard deviation 3. If there are 81 fraternity members, how much should they buy so that using the normal approximation they are 93.32% sure they will not run out? You just answer me. I want to ask why the standard deviation is 3/(81)^0.5 instead of 3
For the question’ Fan Plc is a publicly traded firm. The market value of its equity is $70 million and its debt $30 million. The yield to maturity of the debt is 5%, the shareholders require a 20% return, and the company pays 30% corporate tax. They have recently decided to repurchase $10 million worth of equity, and finance the repurchase through the issuance of new debt’, could you help me discuss that whether this change in capital stucture affect the market value of the firm or not?
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