Answer:
Amount invested at 5.75% = $30,000
Amount invested at 7.25% = $14,000
Explanation:
Let the amount invested
at 5.75% = X
at 7.25% = Y
According to given condition
X + Y = $44,000 ( Eq 1)
and
0.0575X + 0.0725Y = $2,740 ( Eq 2)
By multiplying ( Eq 1) with 0.0575
0.0575X + 0.0575Y = $2,530 ( Eq 3)
By subtracting ( Eq 3) from ( Eq 2)
0.0725Y - 0.0575Y = $2,740 - $2,530
0.015Y = 210
Y = 210 / 0.015
Y = $14,000
X + $14,000 = $44,000
X = $44,000 - $14,000
X = $30,000
Check:
$30,000 x 5.75% + $14,000 x 7.25% = $2,740
$2,740 = $2,740
That it increases the money supply and the inflation is higher. More money can be loaned out by the bank.
Answer: B. I and IV
Explanation:
A CONTROL RELATIONSHIP is defined as a situation where an issuer is controlled by the DEALER, or the Dealer is controlled by the Issuer, or there common control between the Issuer and Dealer of the security. As Mayor of Little Rock and also the Director of the Municipal Dealer, there is definitely a CONTROL relationship going on.
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB) requires that when a control relationship exists between a municipal securities dealer and the issuer whose bonds are recommended by that dealer, the nature of the relationship must be DISCLOSED to the customer.
Hence option B is correct.
The two sentences meant to persuade are the following: "This is something no other computer can do at present. This is the best buy on the market." These two sentences definitely compel the customers to buy or at least want to buy the item. The other sentences merely provide information to the customers but aren't decisive or directly decisive in the buyer's decision making.
Answer:
The relationship is that the price for these types of bonds is lower as the Yield is fixed and do not change over time.
The price of a Non-callable bond is cheaper than the price of the Callable bond as the Yield for a Non-callable bond is fixed. This suggest that the investor knows exactly what is the interest that is going to receive until the maturity of the bond.
