Vocabulario Lección 4 Parte 2

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Intel Corporation designs and manufactures advanced integrated digital technology platforms. The company has never earned a profit. In 2009, Intel issued $2,000,000,000 of junior subordinated convertible notes at 3.25 percent due in 2039 at face value. The notes are convertible into common stock at a price of$22.45 per share, which at the time of issue was above the market price. The market value of Intel’s common stock ranged from $19.16 to$25.66 in 2011. What reasons can you suggest for Intel’s management choosing notes that are convertible into common stock rather than simply issuing nonconvertible notes or issuing common stock directly? Are there any disadvantages to this approach? If the price of the company’s common stock goes to $17 per share, what would be the total theoretical value of the notes? If the holders of the notes were to elect to convert the notes into common stock, what would be the effect on the company’s debt to equity ratio, and what would be the effect on the percentage ownership of the company by other stockholders?

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economics

Refer to Figures 22.6–22.8 on pages 754 and 755. The lines in the following three graphs show the average relationship between the initial level of real GDP per capita and the growth rate of real GDP per capita for three groups of countries over a given time period. Match each group of countries with the graph that best depicts the relationship between the initial level of real GDP per capita and the growth rate of real GDP per capita for that group.

All countries for which statistics are available, 1960–2014.

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accounting

Listed below are five items that may-or may not-require disclosure in the notes that accompany financial statements.
d. The management of Soft Systems believes that the company has developed systems software that will make Windows ${ }^{\circledast}$ virtually obsolete. If they are correct, the company's profits could increase by 10 -a fold or more. Instructions
For each case, explain what, if any, disclosure is required under generally accepted accounting principles. Explain your reasoning.

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John Warren wanted to buy a condominium in California. Hildegard Merrill was the agent for the seller. Because Warren's credit rating was poor, Merrill told him he needed a co-borrower to obtain a mortgage at a reasonable rate. Merrill said that her daughter Charmaine would "go on title" until the loan and sale were complete if Warren would pay her $10,000. Merrill also offered to defer her commission on the sale as a loan to Warren so that he could make a $20$ percent down payment on the property. He agreed to both plans. Merrill secured the mortgage in Charmaine's name alone by misrepresenting her daughter's address, business, and income. To close the sale, Merrill had Warren remove his name from the title to the property. In October, Warren moved into the condominium, repaid Merrill the amount of her deferred commission, and began paying the mortgage. Within a few months, Merrill had Warren evicted. Warren subsequently filed a suit against Merrill and Charmaine. (See Duties of Agents and Principals.)

(a) The first group will determine who among these parties was in an agency relationship.

(b) The second group will discuss the basic duty that an agent owes a principal and decide whether that duty was breached here.

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