How do you find "Market Price per Share" on a Company's financial documents?
The 'Market' price for stock changes daily. The only stock value you are likely to find on financial statements are the 'par' value of the stock. Earnings per share are going to vary..depending on what the stock was purchased for. Dividends per share can be found by dividing the amount payed out in dividends for the year by the number of stocks outstanding, which is probably in parentheses somewhere in the 'Stockholder's Equity' on the Balance Sheet. Hope this helps!
Interval estimate for the difference between the average yearly incomes of the marketing managers in the East?
Test for the equality of variances in the population. H0: σ (1)^2 = σ (2)^2 Ha: σ (1)^2 ≠ σ (2)^2 Larger variance = 64 Smaller variance = 36 F = 1.77778 Degrees of freedom 39 and 44 Critical F(0.05,44,39) = 1.68 Calculated F > critical F, so we use the separate variance t-test. Sample 1 size 40 Sample 2 size 45 Sample 1 mean 72 Sample 2 mean 78 Sample 1 S.D. 6 Sample 2 S.D. 8 Degree of freedom = [s1^2/n1+s2^2/n2]^2 / [(s1^2/n1)^2/(n1-1)+(s2^2/n2)^2/(n2-1)] = [36/40 + 64/45]^2 / [(36/40)^2 /39+ (64/45)^2/44] Degree of freedom 80.8018 Standard error of the difference between means = sqrt ( s1^2/n1+s2^2/n2) = sqrt ( 6^2/40+8^2/45) = 1.523884 Confidence interval : (xbar1-xbar2) - t SE and (xbar1-xbar2) + t SE t (0.05,81) = 1.99 (72-78) - (1.99)(1.523884) and (72-78) + (1.99)(1.523884) 95% confidence interval is : (-9.03, -2.97)
What's the average annual salary of a product manager in Berlin?
That's not entirely easy to answer, as I've never worked for a Berlin-based company as a product manager nor hired product managers here, so I have only limited experience with the local job market.Your experience and the fact that your employer is willing to sponsor you (when they can find local talent without special experience) would put you in the senior product manager bucket.Glassdoor (mentioned by Liz Love ) does not have salary information for senior product managers in Berlin (is there a job market at all?), but says that the salary for product managers in Berlin is about 10% lower than the German average.The German average salary for senior product managers is 70k, so assuming that the same relationship holds, that would be about 63k in Berlin.What counts in the end is not the average, after all, so make sure to point out your value and the range mentioned by Matthias Jütte should be doable.
What is the average pay for an Indian after completing his/her MS in Canada?
First up, perhaps it would be prudent to take a look at this answer since it will help shed light on the huge pay disparity I am about to talk to you about - Akshay Kanth's answer to What is an Indian's life like after they finish their MS and get a job in Canada? Do they fear lay-offs?It is VERY difficult to calculate an average pay after an MS. All statistics online are skewed since they group a wide variety of people side by side.Your salary depends on -Prior ExperienceRelevance of skillsKeeping those relevant skills up to dateCommunication capability (it might sound trivial but it is NOT)Picking a field that is still carving out a niche for itself.I personally know of people from my field (Electrical and Computer Engg) with similar experiences (around 5 years before the MS), who graduated together around pretty much the same time. One of those guys was my ex roommate who landed a $90,000 job from CISCO and a $95,000 job from ALCATEL. This was in Ottawa where $60,000 is a very very lucrative salary for a bachelor. He eventually chose CISCO because the job interested him more and he now works in the department that is pretty much performing some major overhauls in routers for the coming years. Another guy from his batch managed around $40,000 or something like that.Both these guys has point number 1) from above but the second guy failed miserably in points 2 through 5.Another ex-roommate of mine managed to get an internship and then converted it into a $62,000 per year job. He moved onto a $75,000 job in Vancouver. While this might not be as much in Vancouver as it is in Ottawa, the job is with EA Games so thats not too bad.Anyway, to give you a crude estimate, a fresher might make anything from $35,000 to $65,000 per year. With relevant experience, it can start from $50,000 to $75,000 per year with some occasional spikes of $90k +.For more information on Studying and Living in Canada, you can check out my blog with the links to commonly asked questions - Studying and Living in Canada
Calculating Net Operating Income?
The company’s sales manager believes that sales in the Central geographic market could be increased by 18% if monthly advertising were increased by $25,000. Calculate the incremental net operating income. Sales = $670,000 Variable Expenses = $234,500 Traceable Fixed Expenses = $336,000 Common Fixed Expenses not traceable = $177,000 I multiplied Sales by .18 and added $25,000 to Variable expenses but I cant get the right answer.
Accounting homework help!!! Break Even Point?
Answering all the questions, my first step will be calculating BE Quantity and then BE in dollars BE Q formula=FC/(P (unit) - VC (unit)) 1. FC=840000 (I have added up all FC), P=20*1.25=25 (increase in price by 25%), VC (unit)=Total VC/Qsales=900000/80000=11.25 BE Q=840000/(25-11.25)=61091 BE in dollars(revenue to get 0 profit)=61091*25=1527273 $ To test (needed to check whether the calculation was done properly): Sales Q*P=1527273 VC Q(BE)*VC(unit)=61091*11.25=687273 FC=840000 Profit=0 2. FC=840000-200000 (decrease by 200000)+40000 (increase instead by 40000)=680000 VC (unit)=11.25 (from 1st case) + 5%*20 (SellingP) (it is 5% commissions per unit on net sales)=12.25 BE Q=680000/(20 (original sales P)-12.25)=87742 BE In $=87742*20=1754839 To test (needed to check whether the calculation was done properly): Sales Q*P=87724*20=1754839 VC Q(BE)*VC(unit)=87742*12.25=1074839 FC=680000 Profit=0 3. FC=VC=1740000/2=870000 VC (unit)=870000/80000=10.875 BE Q=870000/(20 (original sales P)-10.875)=95342 BE In $=95342*20=1906849 To test (needed to check whether the calculation was done properly): Sales Q*P=1906849 VC Q(BE)*VC(unit)=95342*10.875=1036849 FC=870000 Profit=0 obviously the first alternative is the best, however it might not be possible to increase selling price by 25% due to market conditions
How mutual fund AMC (asset management company) make money?
To understand how an AMC makes money, you need to understand the concept of Expense Ratio. Simply put, the expense ratio is the percentage of total assets that are spent to run a mutual fund. Like a doctor who charges you for his service, mutual funds too charge a fee for managing your money. This involves the fund management fee, agent commissions, registrar fees, and selling and promoting expenses. All this falls under a single head called the expense ratio or annual recurring expenses and is expressed as a % of the fund's average net assets.Typically, equity funds may have a higher expense ratio and debt and liquid fund would have a lower expense ratio. SEBI has stipulated a limit that a fund can charge. Equity funds can charge a maximum of 2.5 per cent, whereas a debt fund can charge 2.25 per cent of the average weekly net assets. One of the components of the expense ratio is the management and advisory fees. The AMC generates its revenue and subsequent profit from this expense ratio. There are also other expenses like the marketing and distribution expenses, fund operation, custodian expenses etc.Now you know the maximum limits a fund can charge, you know the amount of money the AMC is making on your investments. You can get the latest expenses ratios of fund either from the factsheet or the AMC website.Do note, the expense ratio is adjusted in the NAV declared by the funds and hence, as a consumer, when you calculate your point-to-point NAV returns on your investment, this already factors all your expenses.Hope this helps. And happy investment journey!
What is the difference between revenue and profit?
Revenue is the income your business has. Profit is the amount of money your company actually makes. The difference is essentially that Profit = Revenue -Costs.