Answer:
Quan is a giver and Roland is a taker
Explanation:
A giver is someone who considers the needs of others before his needs. They support others without expecting anything in return. They are at the receiving end of interaction. In a workplace, they are not concerned about their success but give preference to uplifting and helping co-workers. Quan displays traits of a giver.
Takers, on the other hand, put their needs ahead of others. They try to gain maximum with minimum efforts. Roland displays traits of a taker.
Answer:
¥114.96/€
Explanation:
An intermarket arbitrage opportunity is the act of exploiting an arbitrage opportunity resulting from a pricing discrepancy among three different currencies in the foreign exchange market. Trading in foreign exchange takes place worldwide, the major currency trading centers are located in London, New York, and Tokyo.
In the given question, if you reverse all three exchange rates by calculating 1/rate (change yendollar into dollaryen and so forth), the choice that represents the required opportunity is ¥114.96/€
Answer:
<u>sell the stock which will drive it's expected return even lower.</u>
Explanation:
An investor wants to be compensated for the risk undertaken in the form of return. When investors believe that a stock is not providing sufficient return, such stocks would be sold by the investor.
When a stock is not performing well i.e it's current market price goes down, all the investors holding that stock will sell it , leading to it's market price going further down.
Since the market price goes further down, the expected return on such a stock would further decline.
Answer:
Increase / Increase.
Explanation:
Increase purchases of the U.S securities by the Denmark investors will place an increase on both the demand for U.S. dollar and international value of U.S. dollar since the business is done with the U.S dollar.
Answer:
c. $10,000.
Explanation:
Gross domestic product is the sum total of all goods produced in a country in a given period. Sale of used good are not considered in GDP because the original value of the used item would have been recorded previously as GDP when it was first produced.
Therefore in this scenario the money paid for the house ($250,000) is not considered to be part of GDP since the original value of $90,000 would have been recorded as GDP 10 years ago.
However the commission of $10,000 that the real estate agent collected for his services is considered a contribution to GDP.
