Answer:
a) Total; Diversifiable; Non-Diversifiable
Explanation:
Risk refers to the uncertainty of returns, chances of loss while investment. Securities have risk, their price might fall much, as to incur loss for the security holder.
Diversifiable Risk is the risk component due to features particular to the security, not due to general market situation. Non Diversifiable risk is the risk component due to general economic & market position features, not due to particular to the security.
Securities portfolios are created to diversify the risk. But, this reduces only the diversifiable (security particular) risk. Non Diversifiable (common market) risk is common to all the securities, so it can't be diversified.
Hence, Securities combined to create portfolio : Risk of portfolio by including 10 - 20 securities reduces Total Risk. It eliminates Diversifiable Risk, but the Non Diversifiable Risk still remains.
Answer:
Part A
1) Total amount of oats allowed = 960000*16 = 15360000 ounce
2) Total amount of labor hours allowed
= 960000*.04 = 38400 Hours
Part B :
1) Total amount of oats allowed = 750000*17 = 12750000 ounce
2) Total amount of labor hours allowed
= 750000*.04 = 30000 Hours
Explanation:
Answer: Quasi contract
Explanation: A contract that exist by the order of court and not by the agreement between the parties is called a quasi contact. These contracts are made by the court to avoid the unjust enrichment of the party. In simple words these are the contracts created by the actions of the parties. In this case Stella was injured so she must be taken to the hospital which resulted in a quasi contract between her and the hospital.
Answer:
For most high-income countries of the world, GDP <u>HAS INCREASED GRADUALLY</u> over time.
Explanation:
Both GDP and GDP per capita has increased for almost all high income countries. Actually the only country in the world that was once rich and had a very high GDP and GDP per capita that turned into a developing country (AKA poor country) is Argentina. It is a unique case in all the world, since Argentina had the highest GDP per capita for 2 years (1895 and 1896) and continued to have a relatively high GDP per capita more than 60 years. Then political turmoil and corruption resulting in it falling from number one spot to number 73.
