That speaker tends to <span>closed-minded and impulsive.
The most important things for that speaker is most likely not finding the best outcome from the people around them that could be done if they just work together , but rather to become the center of attention by diminishing other people's value (putting them down)</span>
You should open a joint bank account. Joint allows deposit or withdraw cash from your dual income. Can share with your family members. Income is safe with you having a joint account because you can monitor transaction.
Answer:
- <em>The slope of the demand curve at point A is </em><u><em> </em></u><u>- $0.40/unit</u>
- <em>The slope of the demand curve at point B is </em><u>- $0.14/unit</u>
Explanation:
See the file attached with the figure corresponding to this question.
<em>The slope of a curve</em> at a given point is the slope of the line tangent to the curve at that point.
<em><u>Point A:</u></em>
The tangent line to the <em>demand curve at point A is</em> drawn and passes through the points (20, 34) and (45, 24).Then, the slope is:
- slope = rise / run = ΔP / Δq = $ (34 - 24) / (20 - 45) units
- slope = - $10 /25units = - $2/5units = - $0.40/unit.
The minus sign indicates the that price decreases when the quantity increases
<u><em>Point B:</em></u>
<em>The tangent line to the demand curve at point B</em> passes through the points (90, 12) and (140, 5).Then, the slope is:
- slope = rise / run = ΔP / Δq = $ (12 - 5) / (90 - 140) units
- slope = - $7 /50units = - $7/50units = - $0.14/unit.
Again, the negative sign indicates that when the number of units increase the price decreases.
Answer:
d. both b and c
A foreign bond is when a foreign entity issues a bond in a local market and in local currency so for example if a Italian company issued a bond to borrow money from American markets, and the bond was issued in USA and it's currency was dollars then it would be classified as a foreign bond so in this case both B and C are correct because a German MNC issuing dollar denominated bonds is an example of a foreign entity issuing a bond in a local market denominated in local currency, and a bond issues by a foreign borrower to investors in national market and denominated in that nation's currency is also an example of a foreign bond
Explanation:
Answer:
Value of inventories
1. Rulers = 100*$6 = $600
2. Pencils = 70*$8 = $560
3. Notebooks = 120*$7 = $840
Total $2,000
Value of inventories after additional information
1. Rulers = [(100*$6) + $15] = $615
2. Pencils = (70*$8) + (70*$0.50) = $595
3. Notebooks= (120*$7) + $12 + (120*$0.10) <u>$864</u>
Total <u>$2,074</u>
