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tankabanditka [31]
4 years ago
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Pablo has purchased several items from a gadget store. As the storekeeper bills the items, Pablo realizes that he does not have

enough money in his bank account to make the payment. In these circumstances, Pablo can use his _____, which would allow him to make the purchase now and clear the balance later.
Business
1 answer:
Sergeu [11.5K]4 years ago
5 0

Options:

A. Debit card

B. Loyalty card

C. Fleet card

D. Credit card

Answer: D. Credit card

Explanation: A credit card is an electronic payment system which uses cards that are linked to a bank account, this card allows you to make purchases online in order to pay later.

A credit card allows its holders to borrow money from financial institutions with the aim of not exceeding the Financial limits. Financial limits are determined by the issuers of the card based on a person's credit history and amount of minimum savings which are expected.

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Budgeted   Actual Over/Under Budget

Controlled costs

Raw materials  19,990  19,920   -70

Employee wages 10,900   11,210  310

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Depreciation- Equip.6,500  6,500  0

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CALCULATION PART

what nominal interest rate will they charge their customers?

Effective annual rate= (1+nominal rate/n)^n -1)

n= compounding period

Effective annual rate=[(1+0.06/2)^2 -1]

[(1+0.06/2)^2 -1]

= (1+0.03)^2 -1

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=0.0609

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There are four quarter in a year which means n=4

Let the nominal rate = x

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0.0609=[ (1+x/4)^4 -1]

0.0609+1= (1+x/4)^4

(1.0609)^1/4 = 1+x/4

1.01489= 1+x/4

1.01489-1= x/4

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While nominal annual rate for bank2 is 5.956%

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