The given statement "college graduates with history or literature as their major tend to earn more than those who choose more quantitative disciplines like economics" is False.
<h3>Why college graduates of literature tend to earn less than graduates of quantitative disciplines?</h3>
- Liberal arts majors make up a sizable portion of the regretters, who might be reacting to ubiquitous social cues. As of 2021, approximately half of humanities and arts majors are experiencing buyer's regret.
- The least amount of remorse comes from engineering majors. In general, people who majored in STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—are far more confident in their decisions than people who majored in social sciences or technical fields.
- Since 2016, which is the earliest year for which we have consistent data, regrets have stayed largely stable. The most noteworthy exception saw an increase in regrets from below-average before the epidemic to above-average in 2021 for education.
- On the other hand, regret has been steadily and significantly declining in the life sciences.
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Answer:
The issue price of the bond is $ 487,598 as calculated in the attached
Explanation:
The issue price of the bond is the present value of the future cash flows payable by the bond.The discount factor with which to multiply the future cash flows to arrive at present value is modified by dividing the rate by 2 to show that interest is payable semi-annually and also by multiplying n, the number of years by 2 to indicate that the interest would now be paid at a time that doubles the original time horizon.
The formula for present value in the case is :FV/(1+10%/2)^n*2
In calculating the present of coupon interest received in the first six months,the coupon interest is calculated $520000*9%/2=$23400,then the present of this amount is gotten by multiplying $23400 with (1+10%/2)^1*2
Find detailed computation in the attached.
The par value of $520000 is added to the last interest as it payable then.
