What we are looking for is the Debt-GDP ratio in percentage.
In economics, the debt-to-GDP ratio is the ratio in the middle of a country's
government debt (a cumulative amount) and its gross domestic product (GDP) that
is measured in years.
Solution: This ratio is calculated as (350 / 14500) x 100 =
0.02414 x 100 = 2.4 (rounded to one decimal place). The deficit is 2.4% of GDP.
Answer:
the promised gross rate of return on the loan is 7.52%
Explanation:
The computation of the promised gross rate of return is shown below:
= (Rate of interest + Origination fees) ÷ [1 - (Demand deposit x (1 - Reserve requirement)]
= (6.55% + 0.5%) ÷ [1 - (7% × (1 - 10%)]
= (0.0655 + 0.005) ÷ [1 - (0.07 × (1 - 0.10)]
= 0.0705 ÷ (1 - 0.063)
= 0.0705 ÷ 0.937
= 0.07524 or 7.52%
Hence, the promised gross rate of return on the loan is 7.52%
the industry a set of offerings belongs to.
Answer:
The attached shows the journal entries in respect of Novark Corp. transactions for the month of October.
Every transaction has two impacts-debit and credit
Explanation:
Journal is a book of prime entry where transactions that cannot be posted to other books of original entry are treated.
Journal entry also observes the duality concept of accounting where each transaction in two accounts,for every debit,there is corresponding credit and vice versa.
Journal can also be used to correct errors made while posting to books of account.
