Answer:
allocate a portion of the customer's portfolio to "Dot Com" stocks that will not reduce the customer's retirement income below the amount needed for comfortable living
Explanation:
Given that the potential client is concerned that his purchasing power is decreasing and wishes to allocate an increased portion of his portfolio to aggressive growth stocks.
Hence, the best recommendation is to "allocate a portion of his portfolio to "Dot Com" stocks that will not reduce his retirement income below the amount needed for comfortable living"
2016 may 1 Debit Notes Receivable $5,300
Credit Accounts Receivable $5,300
2016 dec 31 Debit Interest Receivable $106
Credit Interest Income $106
2017 may 1 Debit Cash $5,459
Credit Notes Receivable $5,300
Credit Interest Receivable $159
Answer:
-0.136 and $528
Explanation:
Given that
p = 50 - 0.5Q
where,
Q = 88
So, p equals to
= 50 - 0.5 × 88
= 50 - 44
= $6
As it is mentioned that
p = 50 - 0.5Q
0.5Q = 50 - p
Q = 100 - 2p
And we know that
Price elasticity of demand is
= Percentage Change in quantity demanded ÷ Percentage Change in price
So,
= -2 × (6 ÷ 88)
= -0.136
And, the revenue is
= Price × Quantity
= $6 × 88
= $528
Answer:
E) -2.50 ; inferior
Explanation:
Before you earned $3,500 per month, you consumed 7 units per month. That means that you consumed 1 unit every $500 earned.
When your income increased to $4,000, you only consumed 5 units per month. That means that your consumption decreased to 1 unit for every $800.
The income elasticity of demand using the midpoint method is calculated by using the following formula:
income elasticity = {change in quantity demanded / [(old quantity + new quantity) / 2]} / {change in income / [(old income + new income) / 2]}
= {-2 / [(7 + 5) / 2]} / {500 / [(3,500 + 4,000) / 2]} = (-2 / 6) / (500 / 3,750) = -0.333 / 0.133 = -2.5
Since the income elasticity of demand is negative, the good X is an inferior good.
