Answer:
A
Explanation:
In this case the rate that allows you to bring annual disbursements to a single value is the IRR (internal return), in this case 22.64%
Jacque Solis will have $37,700 left <span>after paying taxes and penalties from her $58,000 qualified plan
during the said period. </span>A
qualified plan is an employer-sponsored retirement plan that qualifies for
special tax treatment under Section 401(a) of the Internal Revenue Code.
<span>Non price determinants are held constant for any given demand curve.
</span>Changes in nonprice determinants of demand that affect the opportunity cost or benefits of buying a good<span> cause shifts in the demand curve.</span>
Answer:
$875
Explanation:
Generally, the relationship can be expressed as interest rate = Coupon Payment / Face Value.
Initially a 7% market rate a investor gets 7% which gives a coupon payment of $70 because the face value of 1000.
Hence 70/1000 = 7%
Subsequently with the interest rate change, we can look for the bond price.
Substitute 8% for the interest rate and find the revised bond value which will fall as rate increases
$70/bond price = 8%
Then $70/ bond price = 0.08
0.08 x bond price = $70
bond price = $70 / 0.08 = $875
Yes absolutely however
we wouldn't have all those campaign ads that run Television Channels which are salaried
for by special interests. Additionally the politicians wouldn't
have as much cause to use their own money since the special interest groups
wouldn't be paying them off in back room deals.
On more things is that if there were no interest groups, then
one group would have most of the say. The rest of the populace would not have a
form of representation. So it is extremely important to have interests groups.
