‘Junk status’ is a term describing a country which has fallen below desirable levels of investment according to international rating agencies. <span>Overseas investors would withdraw their money and the government would have to pay much higher interest rates to borrow money to service and repay its massive loans such as those which Eskom, SAA and other State-owned enterprises had built up. Interest rates would go up and the value of the rand would shrink.</span>
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Answer: must offer higher
Explanation:
The financial world of investment is inter-correlated and products can sometimes be substitutes for one another. What this means is that if one financial product is not offering enough return on investment or is risky or for any other reason shakes their confidence in it, then investors tend to run to financial products that are perceived as better.
This is why when interest rates are stable and stocks are volatile, stock markets tend to lose value and bond markets sometimes gain value as investors leave the stock market and come to the bond market.
In the scenario described, the interest rate in the money market is 5%. If interest bearing financial assets are only at 2%, investors will leave/ not invest in those interest bearing bonds because the rate is lower. The sellers of such assets will therefore have to make them more attractive by increasing the the interest rates to find willing buyers.
Any material purchased will be recorded in the Raw material inventory account. The option for the first blank is raw and second blank is material.
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What is Inventory Account?</h3>
Inventory Account refers to the account which records all the transactions related to the stock. It records the purchased of the stocks, work in progress, closing stock, opening stock etc.
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The raw material inventory account is where all materials that will be used to create the final product are first registered.
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