Walla, Inc. may invest $6 million in a Buffalo harvesting project. Annual costs and revenues, starting next year, are forecasted to be $1 million and $0.7 million, growing at 0.0% and 3.0%, respectively
If the opportunity cost of capital is 4.5%, what is the investment trigger price?
A) $19.25 million
B) $21.25 million
C) $23.25 million
D) $25.25 million
C
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A) purchase of treasury stock B) payment of dividends C) issuance of stock D) payment of interest expense
Which of the following is true for dollar cost averaging?
A) It allows us to purchase an unequal dollar amount of the same stock at equal time intervals. B) It allows us to purchase an equal dollar amount of the same stock at equal time intervals. C) It allows us to purchase an unequal dollar amount of a different stock at equal time intervals. D) It allows us to purchase an equal dollar amount of a different stock at equal time intervals.
Major procurement methods include
A) buying at an exchange or industrial mall. B) buying at private or public auction sites in which the organization participates as one of the buyers. C) buying directly from manufacturers, wholesalers, or retailers from their catalogs, and possibly by negotiation. D) all of the above.
Cora has been looking at several alternative locations for a new facility and performed a cost-benefit analysis in order to determine the net financial payoff of each location. Which criterion of decision making is Cora addressing?
A. economic feasibility B. legality C. ethicalness D. functionality E. practicality