Answer:
D) Both the landowner and the attorney.
Explanation:
The bank will succeed in obtaining a judgement against both the former landowner and the attorney. The bank can sue either of them or both of them, but it can only collect the $5,000 once.
- When the attorney assumed the mortgage, he expressly promised to pay it. The lender becomes a third party beneficiary of the attorney's promise to pay and can sue him if the mortgage isn't paid.
- The former landowner became secondarily liable to the lender in case the attorney didn't pay.
Answer:
i. New firms will enter the market
iii. In the long run, all firms will be producing at their efficient scale
Explanation:
In the competitive market barriers to entry will be low as there is no monopoly. The firms in the market are experiencing increased profitability as a result of increased demand so the market will be attractive for new firms. This will result in new firms entering into the market. In the short run.
In the long run as more firms enter the market, the firm's will need to produce at efficient scales because of high competition, with the aim of minimising cost.
I'd say fasle. many people now and days change jobs bc they arent what they thought it would be
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": increase the discount rate.
Explanation:
Changes in the supply of money in a country are made through monetary policies. In the U.S. the Federal Reserve (Fed) is the central bank in charge of regulating the fluctuations of the money supply. The most common way to decrease it is by <em>raising the interest rate of short-term loans which increases the discount rate</em>. By doing this, financial institutions will request fewer loans from the Fed, thus, less money in the form of loans can be offered in the market.
Answer:
This statement is false.
Explanation:
Company stocks are determined by supply & demand.
Unrelated Fun Fact:
<em>Lake Hillier in Australia is nearly as salty as the Dead Sea. Scientists suspect that some salt-loving bacteria (chiefly Salinibacter ruber) and algae give the lake its pink hue.</em>
