Answer:
The correct answer is: Free trade causes contraction in the import-competing sector.
Explanation:
Free trade implies no or very low restrictions on trade between countries. These restrictions may be tariffs, quotas, permits, licenses, etc.
Free trade means that foreign producers will be able to sell their products in the domestic market easily. So it will increase competition in the sector that is competing with foreign producers. Or in other words, we can say that it will lead to a contraction in the import-competing sector.
This happens because domestic producers have to face competition from foreign producers. We are aware that a country exports the good it specializes in producing. So obviously foreign producers specialize in that product. This will lead to a contraction in the domestic market for the good.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C":
The ask price is the price at which a dealer is willing to sell, and the bid price Is the price at which a dealer is willing to buy.
Explanation:
While trading securities, two prices will be shown: <em>the bid and the ask</em>. The bid is the maximum price an investor is willing to pay to purchase a security. On the other side we have the ask price which is the minimum price an investor is willing to accept to sell the security.
Answer:
Assets = Liabilities + Stockholder's
Equity
(a) cash = $3,940 Notes payable = $3,940
(short term)
(b) cash = $4,630 Common
stock =$4,630
(c) Equipment = $1000 Notes payable = $800
Cash = (-$200) (short term)
(d) Supplies = $300
Cash = (-$300)
(e) Supplies = $700 Accounts receivable = $700
<span>The transportation service characteristic that refers to the ability of the transportation provider to move freight between a specific origin and a destination is called</span>
accessibility
Answer:
$20,000
Explanation:
The reason is that the standard specifically addresses the issue and says that the publicly trading security must be recorded at the market price not on the management estimation. If it was allowed we would never see a loss in the financial statement because everyone would argue that our management estimation says that the asset is worth $1 million more than the current market price. So this is prohibited by the accounting standards.