What prevented you from being able to do your best? How could that obstacle be removed to allow you to perform at your peak?

Suppose the hot sauce firm cannot reduce the externality without reducing costs. What is a possible next step the government cou

Makovka662 [10]

Create a limit on the maximum no. of bottles the firm can make,

The required details about externality is mentioned in below paragraph.

<h3>How Do Externalities Work?</h3>

An externality is a cost or benefit a producer generates but does not personally bear or receive. An externality can result from the creation or consumption of a good or service and can be both positive and negative.

Externalities happen when creating or consuming a good has an effect on parties who are not involved in the transaction directly. Externalities can be either good or bad. They can result from either production or consumption as well. For instance, simply entering a city center will increase the pollution and traffic for individuals who live there.

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1 year ago

The variance of a sample of 121 observations equals 441. The standard deviation of the sample equals 1.91. 231. 21. 11.

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The standard deviation of sample equals: 11

Explanation:

Given:

variance of sample ( $S^{2}$ ) = 121

no, of observations made = 441

standard deviation = ?

By using the formula:

Standard deviation (S) = $\sqrt{variance}$

= $\sqrt{S}$

= $\sqrt{121}$

= 11

Hence the standard deviation is equal to 11.

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3 years ago

Suppose NanoSpeck, a biotechnology firm, is selling stocks to raise money for a new lab—a practice known as finance. Buying a sh

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Answer: Bond holders

Explanation: In simple words, bondholders refers to the creditors of the organisation. The holders of the bond are not the owners as they are paid fixed interest and are not able to participate in the decision making of the company.

In the event of liquidation, bondholders are paid first because it is assumed that the decision makers should be punished for the liquidation and hence they should be paid at last.

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2 years ago

Other things equal, a firm will have to pay a higher coupon rate on its subordinated debentures than on its second mortgage bond

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The statement "Other things equal, a firm will have to pay a higher coupon rate on its subordinated debentures than on its second mortgage bonds." is True

This is further explained below.

<h3>What is a Mortgage?</h3>

Generally, MBS stands for mortgage-backed securities, which are bonds that are backed by mortgages and other types of real estate loans.

They are produced when a number of these loans, which often have qualities that are comparable to one another, are pooled together.

A company that operates for the purpose of making a profit and is often structured as a partnership in order to carry out the provision of professional services, such as legal or accounting work, is referred to as a firm.

The maximization of profits is the overarching goal of the business, according to the theory of the firm.

In conclusion, It is correct to say that, "all things being equal, a company will be required to pay a greater coupon rate on its subordinated debentures than on its second mortgage bonds."