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 Discussion 3.1: Your Price Elasticities of Demand Actions for Discussion 3.1: Your Price Elasticities of  Demand Participate in a discussion with your classmates by applying this concept to your life by estimating  your price elasticities of demand for products you routinely purchase. Review the “EYE on Your Life”  caption titled “Your Price Elasticities of Demand” on page 131 in the textbook.  Describe and discuss your price elasticities for such products and discuss the movement of your  demand for such a good when the price of that good rises. Share with your classmates whether your  demand for the selected good is elastic, unit elastic, or inelastic. 

 

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Fast-Track Inc is a worldwide delivery company that is expected to generate a dividend (per share) of $1.20 one year from now (i.e. at t=1). You are expecting that on average Fast-Track Inc’s dividends will grow at 6% each year after that into the indefinite future. Assume for simplicity that all dividends are paid at the end of each year. Suppose that the appropriate discount rate for these dividends is 9%.

a) What is the current stock price for Fast-Track Inc? Assume that any dividend at t=0 has already been paid out.

b) What do you expect the stock price of Fast-Track to be next year (i.e. at t=1) immediately after the dividend has been paid out?

c) What is the expected return for holding the stock of Fast-Track over the year ahead? Hint: Find the IRR on the expected cash flows from buying and holding the stock for one year. The cash flows should include the purchase and sale of the stock as well as the dividend you will receive. 

Now consider a second firm in the same industry called Slow-Track Inc. Slow-Track also has an expected dividend per share of $1.20 one year from now (i.e. at t=1). However, you expect that Slow-Track is going to grow at a much slower rate and hence dividends are going to increase at 2% each year. The discount rate for Slow-Track is the same as for Fast-Track.

d) What is the current stock price for Slow-Track Inc? Assume that any dividend at t=0 has already been paid out.

e) What do you expect the stock price of Slow-Track to be next year (i.e. at t=1) immediately after the dividend has been paid out?

f) What is the expected return for holding the stock of Slow-Track over the year ahead? Hint: Find the IRR on the expected cash flows from buying and holding the stock for one year. The cash flows should include the purchase and sale of the stock as well as the dividend you will receive.

g) A friend of yours claims that Fast-Track is a better investment because it is expected to grow faster than Slow-Track. Is your friend correct? Assume that both stocks are equally risky. Give the intuition for your answer in one or two sentences.

h) Would your answer to g) change if you planned on holding either stock for longer (e.g. for 30 years)? 

 

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2) The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), signed in 1994, reduced tradebarriers between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. During the 2016 presidentialcampaign, several prominent candidates from both parties denounced NAFTA as havinghad a negative impact on jobs in the United States. In particular, they cited the impact onmanufacturing jobs.a. In what ways might free trade agreements have a negative impact on jobs in theUS? Briefly explain. Is it possible that free trade agreements could have apositive impact on jobs in the US? Briefly explain. (2 points) b. Income inequality has increased in the United States over the past severaldecades. What role might increased international trade have on this increase? (2points)

 

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BUS 630 Managerial Accounting

Glaser Health Products (2-4 double-spaced pages)

Complete: Case 5A (Glaser Health Products) 

file:///C:/Users/Troy/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/IE/DGF4ELBE/Week%203%20Assignment%20-CASE%205A.pdfIn this case, management needs assistance in evaluating and classifying costs identified within Glaser Health Products in order to implement an activity-based costing system.  Please address Questions 1 through 6 at the end of the case. Based on the case questions, you are required to provide a two to four double-spaced written report providing management with the necessary guidance in implementing an activity-based costing system.  The written report should be properly formatted according to APA guidelines and demonstrate research and critical thinking skills. Explanations and recommendations should be supported by at least 3 scholarly sources from the Ashford Library or other external sources, excluding the textbook.

For Questions 1 through 3, create a chart to classify and identify a cost driver for each of the costs provided in the text. The chart should be included as an appendix to the written report. Explanations of the classifications and identifications within the chart should be included within the written report, supported by references to the appendix.

Questions 4 through 6 should be addressed in fully developed explanations/instructions as part of your written report. The written analysis should be supported by at least three scholarly sources, excluding the textbook.

Week 3 Written Assignment should:

  • Demonstrate graduate level work including appropriate research and critical thinking skills.
  • Be presented as a written analysis (not a question/answer format).
  • Incorporate case questions into the overall analysis.
  • Follow APA formatting guidelines including title page, reference page and in-text citations.
  • Consists of two to four double-spaced pages of content.
  • Provide at least three scholarly sources, excluding the textbook.

Carefully review the Grading Rubric https://ashford.waypointoutcomes.com/assessment/7725/preview for the criteria that will be used to evaluate your assignment.

 

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