Answer:
False
Explanation:
A put option buyer purchases a right to sell a currency on expiry date at a pre determined exercise price or strike price. Put buyer is not under any obligation to sell the option. He will only exercise the right when it is beneficial for him.
3 terms are relevant here,
OP= Option premium paid
CMP= Current Market Price
EP= Exercise or strike price
A put buyer gains when his exercise price is more than the CMP on the expiry date.
His gain is = EP - CMP - OP
So, when exercise price as reduced by option premium paid is equal to current market price, break even point for a put buyer is reached.
Hence the given statement is false.
Advertisement was not an offer. why does it have to be on September 10th though :,(
Answer: the options are given below:
A. no tort.
B. wrongful interference with a business relationship.
C. conversion.
D. trade libel.
The correct option is B.
Explanation: From the question above, we can see that LifeCare Medical Supplies and National Medco Products are business rivals or competitors in the same industry, and Kojo works for LifeCare, while Malin works for National Medco.
The actions of Kojo will therefore be counted as a wrongful interference with a business relationship, this is because Kojo is specifically targeting the exact customers that Malin has sold to, thereby interfering with the relationship that Malin already has with the customers.
Answer:
inventory = 0.125
Explanation:
It is asking us to express the inventory as a percent of sales
Th common-size statement refer to express each valeu a percent of sales:
Sales 3,340 100.000%
income 274 8.234% (274 divided by 3340 times 100)
fixed assets 2,699 80.809%
current assets 836 25.030%
Inventory 417 0.12485 (417/3,340)
the answer should be a decimal so we don't covert to percent.
You have to do some adding and multiplying. first 99.55 times 4 tires
