Given the granted restricted stock, years until terminated, and the market price per share… calculate the total compensation while also determining the effect on earnings.
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Given the amount of granted options, the purchased shares, years until vesting, market price per share, and the fair value… determine the total compensation along with the effect on earnings.
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Given the granted options, common shares purchased, the years till vesting, market value, fair value, and now provide a forfeiture… determine the effect on earning in two consecutive years.
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Given the number of shares granted, the par common shares value, the amount of years until employment is terminated, and the market price per share… calculate the total compensation while also indicating the effect on earnings.
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Does the APV start with the base-case value of the project? Does the APV method forecast project cash flows and discount them at the WACC for the project? Is the APV method useful when debt is paid down on a fixed schedule?
Given the common shares and the market price… find the total compensation and journal entry.
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Given the amount of options, the market/exercise price, and the number of options exercised… find the total compensation cost and prepare the journal entry(s).
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Given a list of activities that affected their common stock… find the earnings per share for both the first year and second year along with the amount that would be presented in the comparative financial statements.
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Given information regarding their common and preferred stock throughout the year… calculate the earnings per share for the year-end.
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Given the information regarding their net income and common stock for the year… find the basic and diluted earnings per share.
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