Answer:
a). M1=$808 billion
b). M2=1,068 billion
Explanation:
M1 is the money supply that is the most liquid and is or can be easily converted into cash. The formula for calculating M1 is;
M1=C+D+T+S
where;
M1=money supply
C=currency held outside banks
D=checkable deposits
T=traveler's checks
S=small-denomination time deposits
In our case;
M1=unknown
C=$354 billion
D=$250 billion
T=$4 billion
S=$200 billion
replacing;
M1=(354+250+4+200)=$808 billion
M1=$808 billion
M2 includes elements of M1 and additional money supply that are near liquid. The formula is;
M2=M1+savings deposit+mutual funds
where;
M1=$808 billion
savings=$100 billion
retail money market mutual funds=$160
replacing;
M2=(808+100+160)=1,068 billion
M2=1,068 billion
Answer:
d. Vaughn May pay the bonus to Brad's broker, who may then pay Brad.
Explanation:
Generally bonuses are included in the sales contract. If an owner believes that the agent made a great job and deserves an additional bonus, the bonus should be paid to the agent's broker. When the seller is paying the additional money to the broker, they should specify that it belongs to the agent. If the bonus is actually paid to Brad and in what percentage depends on the agreement that he has with his broker.
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