Answer:
a. have maturity dates of 3 months or less
Explanation:
Cash equivalents refer to those short term highly liquid security investments such as marketable securities like commercial papers which can be converted into cash within 90 days or 3 months.
Cash equivalents are characterized by their maturity period being 3 months or lesser.
Commercial papers and certificate of deposits maturing in less than 3 months constitute cash equivalents.
Two major characteristics of cash equivalents being, their maturity period being 3 months or lesser and their maturity value is not subject to fluctuations i.e it is known in advance.
Answer:
D) It is more economical for Baurisians to import meat than grain.
Explanation:
The argument states that meat consumption in Baurisia is steadily increasing while domestic production is not.
There are two alternatives:
- import more grains to feed more animals and produce more meat (the argument favors this option),
- or simply import more meat.
But if importing meat is cheaper than importing grains, then there is no need to import more grains in order to feed animals and later get meat from them, you just simply and directly import meat.
Answer:
96%
Explanation:
Value of the home: $412,000-Down Payment $16,480 = $395,520
Formula for LTV(Loan to Value Ratio): Loan Amount / Appraised Property Value
LTV: $395,520/$412,000 = 0.96 or 96%
Answer:
Because there are other factors that influence the weakening or strengthening of the dollar, not just the dollar exchange rate in relation to the exchange rates of other countries' currencies.
Explanation:
Although the United States has registered increases in the trade deficit, that is, when the country imports more goods and services from abroad than it exports, there are other factors that determine whether the country's currency is valued or not. In the case of the dollar, its value has not decreased despite the fall in the exchange rate of the dollar in relation to the currencies of its main trading partners due to the fact that the dollar is the main reserve currency in the world, which means that the dollar is the fashion of commercial transaction in the world, therefore its value is not lost in relation to other currencies, since several important transactions in the world such as gold and oil commodities are traded in dollars.
There is also the fact that the US attracts a lot of international investment for US Treasury bills, which helps to strengthen the dollar.
