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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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Assume that fast-food restaurants generally provide an ROI of 12%, but that such a restaurant near...
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I need help on the highlighted questiona. For questions 2,4, & 5 I need help with...
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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Can you please provide the formula for the worksheet also.
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Assume that fast-food restaurants generally provide an ROI of 15%, but that such a restaurant near a college campus has an ROI of 19% because its relatively large volume of business generates an above average turnover (sales/assets). The replacement value of the restaurant's plant and equipment is $210,000. If you were to invest that amount in a restaurant elsewhere in town, you could expect a 15% ROI. Required: a-1. Would you be willing to pay more than $210,000 for the...
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Grazyna owns a restaurant in Bozeman, Montana, called the Bluehorn Buffalo Diner. Her restaurant is very popular among Californian Sacramento residents who visit her town and restaurant in large numbers during the summer. With the recent expansion and remodeling of her restaurant, she has decided to run television ads in Sacramento during the winter to promote her renewed restaurant. So, she contacted you because of your position as the television advertising salesperson of a main TV channel in Sacramento. Grazyna...
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...
Can you please provide the formula for the worksheet also.
CASE PROBLEMS Level 1- Analyzing Sales for Crèmes Ice Cream Judd Hemming is the eastern regional marketing manager for Crèmes Ice Cream. Eac quarter, he completes two separate analyses: an analysis comparing ice cream flavor sale volumes from all regional locations with the same quarter sales volumes from the previou year and an analysis comparing total sales in dollars, including mean, median, mode, and standard deviation, of sales by store....
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