Answer:
D. the necessity in a barter system of each trading partner wanting what the other has to trade.
Explanation:
Double confidence of wants was one of the shortcomings of the barter system.
For example, if someone wants corn and has yam. He has to find someone that wants yam and has corn to trade in order for a trade to occur.
The introduction of money solved this problem.
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Answer: $18,128.27
Explanation:
Real interest rate = [( 1 + Nominal rate ) / ( 1 + inflation rate)] - 1
= [(1 + 13%) / ( 1 + 4.4%) ] - 1
= 8.2375478927203065134%
This is dealing with the future value of an annuity where $5,000,000 is that future value.
Future Value of an annuity = Amount * {[((1 + r )^n) - 1] / r}
5,000,000 = Amount * {[((1 + 8.2375478927203065134%% )^ 40) - 1] / 8.2375478927203065134%}
5,000,000 = Amount * 275.81229325572622843153903061969
Amount = 5,000,000/275.81229325572622843153903061969
= $18,128.27
D. Suppose that the government imposes a tax on the oil refiner that makes the oil refiner pay twice per unit of output produced. is there T that induces the Pareto efficient level of o
Answer:
E) $609,000
Explanation:
amount received by Eagle Corp. = bond selling price + accrued interest
= (bond price x quantity of bonds x face value) + (interest x months x quantity of bonds x face value) =
= (0.99 x 600 bonds x $1,000 per bond) + (10% x 3/12 x 600 bonds x $1,000 per bond)
= $594,000 + $15,000 = $609,000
The answer to the blank space is support arguments. Sarah is persuaded by the arguments presented in the advertisement to buy the latest type of fitness equipment.
Since she herself is a fitness enthusiast, she believes that she might be able to take full advantage of the product by incorporating it to her fitness routine. This is why she is choosing to buy the product as soon as possible, since her decision is supported by her habits and the advertisement.