Here are the answers: Ceteris Paribus, we would expect the following to be the cause of a decrease in the demand for the automobiles and these are: Increased gasoline prices, the expectations of the consumers that the prices of the automobiles will depreciate the following year and that the significant recession will develop and will last for a year. (Answers are based from the actual options attached to this question.)
Answer: $294,000
Explanation:
Gift of $71,000 is <u>time restricted</u> as it cannot be spent for 4 years.
Gift of $91,000 is <u>purpose restricted</u> as it must be used for the purpose of salaries.
Gift of $121,000 is <u>permanently restricted</u> as it must be held forever.
Income earned from the above gift of $11,000 is <u>purpose restricted</u> for needy families.
The gifts with donor restrictions total:
= 71,000 + 91,000 + 121,000 + 11,000
= $294,000
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The government reduces regulations on tourism activities. Tourism related companies are encouraged to establish their business in a better way by reducing the interest rates for these business. The government also funds tourism related activities such as trade events. funding is also provided for events, concerts, festivals and permanent visitor attractions that can be set.
To develop the international education sector Australian government has kept the education sectors open for business.Global networking is done by government to take international students and provide education facilities.
Answer:
B. ask you boss which stuff takes priority and then make a list to remember.
Explanation:
Answer: Proceeds transaction
Explanation:
In a proceeds transaction, the broker is involved in two related transactions which are the selling of one stock and the buying of another.
Proceed transactions involve a customer asking their broker to sell their stock and then use the proceeds gained from that sale to buy another stock which is what the customer did when he directed his broker to sell ABCD stock and use the proceeds to buy XPDQ stock.
