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2 years ago

Changes in the national incomes of our trading partners would directly impact our:

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The changes would directly impact our Exports.
When the national income of our trading partner increased, the purchasing capabilities that they have would also be increased.
Which means that we could sell a lot more product to that partner (increasing the export)

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3 years ago

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Given the following information ;

50 Shares of AAA at $20 and expected returns of 12%

25 Shares of BBB at $60 and expected returns of 10%

75 Shares of CCC at $50 and expected returns of 14%

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