Answer:
(A) The cash surplus can be used for a variety of purposes. In the short-term, they may replace their car, buy better furniture, or more quickly pay off their home. TRUE
(B)Alternatively, they may purchase stocks and bonds, or increase their savings for future needs. TRUE
(C) Investments in the stock market are generally designed to increase an individual's future wealth, the purchase of bonds typically allows one to at least retain their purchasing power, while investment in savings accounts provide liquidity. FALSE
Explanation:
(A) The currency can be used to anything he owner wants.
(B) Correct, the ecnomics always define that a person after receiving his income has only two option available. It can used in consumer goods. Or it can saved to invest
(C) The reason the stock and bonds exist is to raise fund for companys whichyield a return. The company takes the most benefit from this system as it would be difficult to convince a single peroson to invest a large amount in his business. Through sotck it can ask for fewer amount to more people but, this people will receive an income but it won't become rich for a couple shares.
As this part is not true, then the whole sentence must be catalogate as false.
A) hotspot
Bluetooth is for short distance and pan is Personal area networks (PANs) connect an individual's personal devices
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
Marginal cost is the additional expenses incurred in producing one more unit of output. Marginal cost is the expenses associated with the production of one extra unit.
In this case, there will be marginal costs in producing the first item. There is no extra unit in the first unit. Marginal costs will be zero. The second item's marginal cost will be the difference between the cost of the second and the first item.
First bike
=0
The fourth bike:
=Forth bike - third bike
=$130 -$110
= $20
The sixth bike
=sixth - fifth
=$210 -$160
=$50
The seventh bike
=seventh - sixth
=$270 -$210
=$60
Answer:
buying a franchise of a well-established restaurant.
Explanation:
A franchise business model is a business arrangement where the owner or 'franchisor' sells the rights of a business to ' franchisee' who operates an independent outlet. The rights that a franchisee acquires include business name, logo, business and operating models. Examples of known franchises are MacDonald, subway, and Starbucks.
The biggest advantage Eduardo will gain by purchasing a franchise is that he will get instant access to a well-established brand name. Eduardo does not need to spend resources on creating a name, or products to introduce to customers. An established franchise will provide him with customers, a management model, and a chance to succeed.
