<u>Solution: </u>
The following are the correct and incorrect options
<u>Correct option</u>: Households used to save and those savings are utilized for investment through the intermediaries like bank. Firms and governments take those funds for their investment acts.
<u>Correct option</u>: Foreigner can invest in the US (suppose foreign direct investment) but can’t save here, since there is difference in currency (suppose a foreigner earns in pond can’t save in US dollar).
<u>Other options are not correct:
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<u>Incorrect option</u>: Savings means personal savings, which are not yet kept into a bank.
<u>Incorrect option</u>: such purchases are investments but not savings.
Answer:
Secondary Market
Explanation:
Secondary market are referred to as stock market. All major stock exchanges are secondary market like New York Stock Exchange. In secondary market you can buy previously issued securities. Like in this question, these 300 shares will be sold to another investor in NYSE which is secondary market.
Answer:
The correct options are C and A
Explanation:
Under the method of direct write off of the accounting for uncollectible receivables, the journal entry should be recorded in the books is as follows:
On September 15
Bad debt expense A/c.................................... Dr $675
Accounts receivable- Jacob Marley A/c........Cr $675
When the company is notified of the bankruptcy of the Jacob Marley, then the above following entry is to be recorded as the bad debt expense, got increases and any increase is debited. Therefore, the account of bad debt expense is debited. And the balance of the accounts receivable of Jacob Marley has been reduced because the amount is unrecoverable so any decrease is credited. Therefore, the account of accounts receivable of Jacob Marley is credited.
Answer:
1757000
Explanation:
you wanna do y = 7,000x plus 350,000 times 5
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