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| a-1 | ||
| Yes, as ROI is greater than 12% | ||
| a-2 | ||
| Earnings per year | 90000 | =600000*15% |
| Maximum price | 750000 | =90000/12% |
| b | ||
| Goodwill | 150000 | =750000-600000 |
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I
need help on the highlighted questiona.
For
questions 2,4, & 5 I need help with the step by step process to
the answers. Thanks!
what financial data do you need? i sent a photo of the assigment.
The last photo is of a balance sheet and income statement
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I
need help on the highlighted questiona.
For
questions 2,4, & 5 I need help with the step by step process to
the answers. Thanks!
what financial data do you need? i sent a photo of the assigment.
The last photo is of a balance sheet and income statement
QUESTIONS 1. Give as many reasons as you can why Moore's initial estimate of the value of the restaurant was inappropriate. 2. Calculate the current liquidation value of the business assuming...
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