Answer:
7.74%
Explanation:
The yield to call would be the internal rate of return considering the cahsflow until the bodn is called. W can solve for that using excel IRR function;
We list the cashflow in order.
F0 -1180
F1 105
F2 105
F3 105
F4 105
F5 1205 (105 coupon payment plus 1100 principal)
We now write the function and get the YTC
=IRR(B1:B6) 7.7366%
Answer:
1- smartphone
2- computer
3- kindle
4- clothes
5- watch
Explanation:
The economy exists due to the human need for products and services.
Marketing is responsible for adapting such products and services to the individual needs of each person, in order to offer value to the customer, meeting their desires and preferences through features, personalization of products and services, benefits, customer service, advertising, communication , etc., for a company to be strategically competitive and improve profits.
Therefore, in relation to the products acquired by me last year, there are 3 technological products (smartphone, computer and kindle) that were acquired through the function of marketing features that satisfy the needs of work, communication and leisure.
The watch and clothes were acquired through the function of advertising marketing and differentiated design, which add value to the customer through the status they create in the consumer's mind.
Answer:
b. present both offers at the same time
Explanation:
An agent should be Palin and explicit with his principal and in this sense should present all relevant details that would affect the principal on agreement made. In the above case, the agent must present all offers to the principal regardless of whether they seem unfavourable to the principal/seller and also in a timely manner. It does not matter therefore if the offers don't look good and that the seller is likely to reject it so long as the agent gives all information concerning all offers.
Answers:
1.
Financing Activity
2.
Operating Activity
3.
Operating Activity
4.
Non Cash Activity
5.
Financing Activity
6.
Non Cash Activity
7.
Operating Activity
8.
Investing Activity
9.
Non Cash Activity
What to remember:
Operating activities are the kinds of activities the company
accomplishes to generate profits. This includes cash out flows and inflows.
Investing activities contain the purchase or sale of
long-lived assets used in operating the business, or the purchase or sale of
investment securities (stocks and bonds of companies other than Thyme).
Financing activities are borrowing money, issuing shares of
stock, and paying dividends.
