I believe that the bonds issued by the U.S government are the saving bonds. Corporate bonds are bonds issued by corporations in order to raise money for business expansion. Junk bonds are types of bonds that are lower rated however, they are potentially higher-paying. Municipal bonds are bonds issued by a state or local government for the purpose of financing social amenities and infrastructure such as improvements of highways, state buildings, libraries, parks and schools.
"The answer is $106".
After tax cost of debt 6%
Dep per year 1600
Tax sav from dep 640
cost of owning 0 1
interest -480
tax saving 192
maintence -240
maintenece saving 96
Depn tax saving 640
loan repay
net cash cost 208
PV cost of owning (6%) -3474
cost of leasing
lease payment -2100
Tax savings from lease 840
net cash cost -1260
PV cost lease 6% -3368
PV cost own - Pv cost lease 106
Answer:
Yes under the theory of conversion.
Explanation:
Conversion occurs when an individual takes possession of an item and excercises ownership of it in a way that is in conflict with the real owner's right of possession.
In this instance Eddy paid in a cheque that was not owned by him. The onus was on the bank to confirm from the account owner the real beneficiary of the check.
This would have prevented the conversion of the check through an illegal indorsement.
Conversion is a common type of fraud with regards to dividend warrants where dividend warrants edited to present a different person as the owner of the check.
Your GP can talk to you about your options for pregnancy care and the birth. Your choices, and the facilities available where you live, will determine the role your doctor will play. Your GP will check your medical history. They'll ask about health issues that could affect you or your baby
Answer:
Option (A) is correct.
Explanation:
Qx = 1000 - 10Px + 0.1I + 10Py
Suppose income of the consumer and the price of good x remains constant at
I = $100
Px = $10
Initial price of good y, Py = 10
So,
Qx = 1000 - 10(10) + 0.1(100) + 10(10)
= 1000 - 100 + 10 + 100
= 1,010 units
If price of good y increases to $20, then,
Qx = 1000 - 10(10) + 0.1(100) + 10(20)
= 1000 - 100 + 10 + 200
= 1,110 units
This will results in an increase in the quantity demanded for good x which shows that there is a positive relationship between the price of good y and quantity demanded for good x.
This indicates that good x and good y are substitute goods.
