The cause of this lack of incentive to engage in economic activity is <u>the lack of legalized </u><u>property right</u><u>s</u>.
<h3>What are property rights?</h3>
Property rights establish the resources ownership and control. Generally, legalizing property rights recognize the the rights of:
- Possession
- Control
- Exclusion
- To derive income
- Disposition.
Thus, having official records indicating agricultural property rights will encourage Europeans to engage in economic and agricultural activities.
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Answer: Illegal home use.
Explanation:
An illegal home use is when an additional structure is added to an already existing building, or a building is converted to be used for another purpose other than the original plan or purpose for the building which was approved by the government agency in charge city planning.
Illegal home use can lead to: overcrowding, obstruction of emergency fire exits, and exposing building occupants and neighbors to unsafe conditions.
Converting a residential home to an antique store is an example of illegal home use.
Answer:
Please see explanation
Explanation:
The following journal entries shall be recorded by the Pina Inc in its accounts for the transactions mentioned in the question:
July 1, 2020 Debit Credit
Treasury shares $9,048
(104*87)
Bank $9,048
(Reacquiring of 104 shares at $87 per share)
September 1, 2020 Debit Credit
Bank $5,670
(63*90)
Treasury shares $5,481
(63*87)
Paid in capital $189
(5,670-3,567
(Reissuing of 63 shares at $90 per share)
November 1, 2020 Debit Credit
Bank $3,403
(41*83)
Paid in capital $164
(3,567-3,403)
Treasury shares $3,567
(41*87)
(Reissuing of 41 shares at $83 per share)
Dividends increased by 10% (0.1) in the first 4 years.
Therefore
Dividends paid in year 1 = $100.00
Dividends paid in year 2 = $100*1.1 = $110.00
Diividends paid in year 3 = $110*1.1 = $121.00
Dividends paid in year 4 = $121*1.1 = $133.10
Dividends paid in year 5 = $133.1*1.1 = $146.41
For the next years 5 - 10, dividends remained constant.
Dividends paid in years 6 - 10 = $146.41*5 = $732.05
Total dividends paid in years 1-10 is
100 + 110 + 121 + 133.10 + 146.41 + 732.05 = $1,342.56
Answer: Total dividends paid in years 1-10 = $1,343 (nearest dollar)
Answer:
C) Buy a DFI call with an exercise price of 35.
Explanation:
A Call is a buy option of 100 shares, in this case, of DFI. It has an exercise price, that represents the number of comparison with the market price. If the market is lower than the exercise, the call expires without earnings (only the premium that is paid when you buy it). If the market is higher than exercise, then the profit is the differen between the two prices. So, if the customer is short with 100 shares (expecting a lowering of prices), but he believes that a near-term rally is going to happen, then he can buy this option, and cover his losses when the prices rise.
