C. 14.
Explanation:
The Real GDP's increase or decrease and how much it will take for it to double will not be influenced strictly by the economic factors but also by the demographic ones. If the population is increasing, then the percentage of increase of the population should be taken out of the increase of the Real GDP so that we have the right numbers about it. If the population is decreasing, then the number of decrease is added on the rise of the Real GDP so that we have an accurate number.
In this case we have a population rise of 2.3% and a Real GDP rise of 7.3%. If we take out the number of increase of the population from the Real GDP increase we will get 5%, which is actually representing the real increase in the GDP. In order to calculate how much time will be needed for the Real GDP to double we will use the 5% as increase base.
First we take a number by choice that will represent the current Real GDP. Than we calculate how much are 5% of that number and added to it, representing the Real GDP for the next year, and we will continue to do so until we reach double the figure from the starting one or very close to it.
(10,000 / 100) x 5 = 10,500
(10,500 / 100) x 5 = 11,025
(11.025 / 100) x 5 = 11.576.25
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Answer:
Cash Inflow would be cash coming into the company and Cash Outflow would be going out.
<h2>Cash Inflow</h2>
- Water Sales
- Government Grants - money given to the company by the Government to help in its operation
- Issuance of bonds - Cash inflow from debt issuance
- Used Equipment sales - cash from sale of used equipment
- Stormwater fees - paid by customers to take stormwater from property
- Discharge Permit revenue
<h2>Cash Outflow</h2>
- Well drilling - drilling well requires cash expenditure
- Maintenance - cash expense
- Accounting - Administrative expenditure
- Energy Cost
- Pension Plan Contributions - contributing to its employees' pension plans is an expense
- Heavy Equipment Purchases - Capital expenditure
Answer:
D
Explanation:
According to my research on conglomerate business strategies, I can say that based on the information provided within the question a company must diversify into businesses that can perform better under a single corporate umbrella than they could perform operating as independent, stand-alone businesses.
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