Answer:
The bond's expected capital gains yield is zero.
Explanation:
When the fixed coupon rate of a bonds differs from the market rate, the market price changes to adjust the yield to market rate.
The bond's yield to maturity is above 9%.
The bond's current yield is above 9%
FALSE as it is at par is neither above or below
If the bond's yield to maturity declines, the bond will sell at a discount.
FALSE
As rate is determinated as return/price = rate
to decrease rate given the coupon rate is fixed the price should increase not decrease.
The bond's current yield is less than its expected capital gains yield.
The bond's expected capital gains yield is zero.
The capital gains are the difference in price of the bonds
As this bond is being sale at par there are no variation thus, zero capital gains.
Answer:
Collectivism
Explanation:
From the question we are informed about Armen who has been sent to build a factory in a small village. When he arrives, Armen finds that the employees he will be managing see the work as an obligation to the community and the company and that they show less interest about what job they will be performing. In this case the term best describes the primary trait of this culture is Collectivism.
Collectivism can be regarded as a
type of social organization whereby individuals are been seen as subordinate with regards to social collectivity, these collectivity could be state as well as nation, or race,
Answer:
"Statistics is a board of method for maintaining knowledge. It is a simple and economical method to find the means and valuable data even for large numbers. In a managers life it is a very helpful tool to do analysis and making business growth values and make right forecast".
Explanation:
Answer:
(A) in the communities studied, women were much more likely to do regular volunteer work than men were, and women tend to live longer than men do.
Explanation:
In the text three associations are made:
- volunteering --> endorphin release
- endorphin release ---> longevity
- volunteering ---> longevity
The question is why it might be the case that those who volunteer might, on average, live longer, than those who don't, even if the volunteering itself isn't conferring any benefit. In any other words, there must be something about the volunteering population that accounts for them having a longer life expectancy. We're looking for that something else - what feature does this group have that accounts for their longer lifespans?
Answer A is the only one that is relevant, stating that if women are disproportionately represented among volunteers, and women live longer than men do, then we'd expect volunteering populations to live longer than non-volunteering populations, even if volunteering wasn't conducive to long life.