Opening an interest-bearing account is a form of investment. Deciding on opening it means that you are a business minded person. A business person knows how to leverage their income. In leverage income, there are 2 sides: linear income and residue income. Linear income means you work to get paid while in residue income, your money works for you. There's nothing wrong with both sides except the time and effort exerted to get an income. Sacrifice is one of the important keys to have residual income even in linear but if the goal is to have a better future, then sacrifice is one big obstacle to overcome.
Answer: decrease by $1,600
Explanation:
Charlotte withdraws $8,000 from her account. When she first paid in that $8,000, the bank had to keep some of it as a reserve requirement. That requirement was that they keep 20%.
Now that she is withdrawing the money, the bank would have to retrieve that 20% from the reserve requirement in order to give it back to Charlotte.
That 20% is:
= 20% * 8,000
= $1,600
Answer:
The correct option is B
Explanation:
As Harold is the one who is driving the car too fast and due to that the car collides with truck and the truck carrying explosives which lead to explosion. The explosion cause injuries to Ida who is working inside the building and John who was walking down the street nearby was seriously injured due to the explosion. So, due to fast driving of Harold cause proximate injury to John.
Answer:
b. Identify the appropriate targeting strategy.
Explanation:
Target market selection process is part of STP (segmentation, targeting, positioning). Target markets include a group of consumers that share the same characteristics for example, age, location, income.
The various stages of target market selection are:
Identify targeting strategy
Determine segmentation variables to use
Develop profile of market segments
Evaluate market segments
Select target market
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