Answer:
ROI (Return on Investment) measures the gain or loss generated on an investment relative to the amount of money invested.
Explanation:
ROI = (Net Profit / Cost of Investment) x 100
Example: Investment = $100 Net Profit: $30
ROI : (30/100) x 100 = 30%
Answer:
The correct answer is d. Economists strongly agree with the first claim, but are skeptical of the second.
Explanation:
A mutual fund is an investment alternative that consists of contributions from natural and legal persons (called participants or contributors), to form equity for their investment in shares, debt instruments or fixed income, or a combination of both ( shares + fixed income). They offer a diversified investment alternative since they invest in numerous instruments at the same time. These instruments vary according to the type of fund and are defined by the investment policy regulated by the Superintendency of Securities and Insurance. They are managed by corporations called General Fund Administrators (AGF) that are chosen by the participants themselves. It is important to choose both the administrator and the type of fund based on what best suits each personal situation.
Answer:
c. cash, checking account balances, and travelers' checks.
Explanation:
Money Supply is the concept that means the amount of the liquid financial products and total currency in the market or economy. It is regulated the macro-economically by the monetary policy. So, there are types of measures of money supply or stock:
-M0: narrowly, it means the hard currency in circulation
-MB: it equals M0+ the hard currency which are not technically in circulation and in bank reserves.
-M1: it is the most common one and equals M0 plus checking accounts plus travelers’ checks and other checkable deposits.
-M2: covers M1 and saving accounts and CDs.
-M3: it surrounds the larger deposits.
-MZM: finally, this indicates the money market deposits.
That’s why we could notice that M1 narrowly means the cash, checking account and travelers’ checks.
Explanation:
Adjusting entries of fees collected in advance:
1. Dr unearned fee 6600
Cr fees earned 6600
Depreciation of Computers:
Dr Depreciation expense - computer 1650
Cr Accumulated depreciation 1650
Depreciation of Furniture:
Dr Depreciation expense - office furniture 1925
Cr Accumulated depreciation 1925
Adjusting entries of salaries:
Dr Salary expense 2695
Cr Salary payable 2695
Adjusting entries of Insurance:
Dr Insurance expense 1430
Cr prepaid insurance 1430.
Adjusting entries of office supplies:
Dr Office supplies expense 528
Cr Office supplies 528
Adjusting entries of utilities:
Dr Utilities expense 77
Cr Utilities payable 77
