<span>Most would refer to it as a "Bear" market, as opposed to a "Bull" market when stocks are steadily increasing. </span>
Answer:
Option (b) is correct.
Explanation:
Interest refers to the amount of money that a lender can earn on giving the loans to the borrowers. Borrower is a person who is liable to pay the interest on the borrowing amount.
Normally, a person is borrowing money or funds from the lender for making investment in a certain types of capital goods.
Interest rate refers to the rate at which lender lends its loanable funds to the borrowers.
Answer:
Scalability
Explanation:
Scalability is the ability to increase or decrease resources for any given workload.
- When the resource is increased by the addition of more resources to service a workload, it is known as Scaling Out.
- When the resource is decreased by the reduction of resources to service a reduced workload, it is known as Scaling In.
- When additional capabilities is added to manage an increase in demand to the existing resource , it is referred to as Scaling Up.
- Likewise, when capabilities is reduced to manage a decrease in demand to the existing resource , it is referred to as Scaling Down.
Scaling does not have to be done automatically.
Explanation:
A pitchbook is confidential document. It is basically a sales document, used by the sales force, which contains main features or attributes of the firm, the potential of the firm and the future aspects of the firm in detail.
So keeping the given question in mind, I would write to my supervisor as follows:
Subject: Assistance Required
Body:
Dear Sir,
By reviewing the whole document finally, which is to be presented to the client tomorrow, I found some mistakes in the results. I came to know that the results are incorrect and are surely needed to be corrected before the presentation.
I recommend you to delay the meeting for 3 hours by the scheduled time, as i need to check and correct the whole figures again and this would take time.
I am looking forwards for your advice.
Best Regards
Answer:
Total cash flow $54,613
Explanation:
The computation of the year 4 cash flow is given below:
Selling price of equipment $6,920
Book value at year 4 end $5,460
Capital gain $1,460
Tax on capital gain at 21% $306.6
So, net cash flow from the sale of equipment
= $6,920 - $307
= $6,613
Now year 4 cash flow is
Annual operating cash flow $42,000
Release of working capital $6,000
Net cash flow form sale of equipment $6,613
Total cash flow $54,613
