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4 years ago

Adjectives are used to describe personality traits. True False

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Adjectives can be used to describe personality traits (e.g. stern, funny, boring, etc.) but they're not exclusively for personality traits. You can be describing something else using adjectives.

But in this case, I'd say it's true.

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A manager of a store that sells and installs spas wants to prepare a forecast for January, February, and March of next year. Her

Andreas93 [3]

Answer:

JANUARY = 218.28

FEBRUARY = 184.8

MARCH = 207.36

Explanation:

Trend component of demand equation :

Ft = 90 + 6t, where t = 0 in June of last year

Seasonal relatives are ;

1.07 for January

0.88 for February

0.96 for March

Forecast for January, February and March of next year:

JANUARY :

last year June, 't' = 0,

[last year - this year - next year]

Therefore January of next year, 't' = 19

Ft = 90 + 6(19) = 204

Forecast = Ft × seasonal relative

Forecast = 204 × 1.07 = 218.28

FEBRUARY :

Therefore January of next year, 't' = 20

Ft = 90 + 6(20) = 210

Forecast = Ft × seasonal relative

Forecast = 210 × 0.88 = 184.8

MARCH:

Therefore January of next year, 't' = 21

Ft = 90 + 6(21) = 216

Forecast = Ft × seasonal relative

Forecast = 216 × 0.96 = 207.36

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3 years ago

Which type of budget indicates more expenses than income?

Fittoniya [83]

Answer:

a deficit budget

Explanation:

A budget is a plan detailing how an individual, a firm, or a government will spend its anticipated revenue. In short, a budget is a plan of expenditure. Budgets are usually prepared at the beginning of a period to guide the use of available resources.

An ideal situation is when the planned expenditure equal to the expected income. Such a plan is called a balanced budget. However, in some circumstances, the planned expenditure exceeds the projected income. That budget is a deficit budget.

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3 years ago

Trish receives $450 on the first of each month. Josh receives $450 on the last day of each month. Both Trish and Josh will recei

andrezito [222]

Answer:

A.$141.80

Explanation:

Present Value of Trish payments = $P+P\frac{1-(1+(r/m))^{-(n-1)} }{r/m}$

Present Value of Trish payments = $450 + $450 $\frac{1-(1+(0.095/12))^{-(48-1)} }{0.095/12}$

Present Value of Trish payments = $180,54

Present Value of Josh payments = $P\frac{1-(1+(r/m))^{-n} }{r/m}$

Present Value of Josh payments = $450 $\frac{1-(1+(0.095/12))^{-48} }{0.095/12}$

Present Value of Josh payments = $17,912

Difference between two payments = 18054 - 17912 = 141

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3 years ago

All of the following must be disclosed on municipal bond trade confirmation EXCEPT: A "In Whole" call dates B For revenue bonds,

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Answer:

The correct answer is D. For general obligation bonds, the source of income backing the issue.

Explanation:

There is no requirement to disclose the source of income that supports a general obligation issue because it must be a taxing power. The MSRB requires that the type of income that supports an income bond issue be disclosed, as well as the name of the corporate guarantor of the industrial income bonds. The dates of the calls "in their entirety" must also be disclosed in the customer confirmations, as they may affect the price of the issuance according to the rules of the MSRB (the MSRB requires that if a bond quoted based on performance is negotiated with a premium, and if it is enforceable "in its entirety" on pre-established dates and prices, then the dollar price must be calculated at the date of the call instead of the expiration date, since it is most likely to be called ).

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3 years ago

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This is an example of a partnership

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