The best option for her to choose is the one called Anual Compounding. With the rest of the compoundings she will have to pay more money. With a semi-annual rate she wil have to pay almost 1000 dollars more than in an anual compounding. With a quarterly period she will have to pay almost the same amount as a semi-annual period. Now with a monthly period she would have to pay almost 2000 dollars of interest.
Answer: Both parties are dependent on raising huge sums of money to fund their House campaigns.
Explanation:
Campaigning for office is no cheap endeavour as many politicians have seen and noted. Money needs to be spent on everything from renting venues to buying stationary and so the politicians turn to donors to help.
Regardless of party affiliation, this is the reality for political campaigns which is why both parties rely on huge sums of money to fund campaigns like for the U.S. House of Reps. This is confirmed by the graph described above that shows the hundreds of millions of dollars being used to campaign for the House.
Answer:
C. They are most likely to lead anti-globalization demonstrations.
Explanation:
A. Are global citizens. Favours international brands.
B. This refers to Antiglobals. Doesn't like international brands because of their skepticism towards their quality.
C. Refers to Global Agnostics. Prefers national and local brands.
D. Are global dreamers. Favours international brands.
Answer: The answer is provided below
Explanation:
1. The following are the business activities that takes place from the moment a customer arrives to the moment the customer leaves my favorite fast-food restaurant.
The first thing is welcoming the customer to the restaurant, after the customer sits down, a waiter for to the customer and gives the menu to the customer for him or her to choose the kind of meal he or she wants. After the customer has chosen the meal, the order is received and then filled. The food is then brought to the customer with an accompanying bill for the customer to make payment. Lastly, when the customer has finished eating, the waiter and security at the gate thanks him or her on their way out.
2. The costs are:
i. The salary of the staffs at the restaurant. This include the waiter, cook, security, manager, cleaners etc.
ii. Utility bills such as electricity and water.
iii. Rent of the building.
iv. Cost of the ingredients for the meals.
3. Fixed cost is a cost which doesn't vary with the production output while variable costs are the costs that varies with output. For the (ii) above, the fixed costs are: salary of staffs, rent, utility bills because these costs doesn't usually change while the variable cost is the cost of the ingredients for the meals.
