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3 years ago

Paying attention to trends that might impact your future career is called

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The correct answer is A: Futurecasting. It is the research of possible factor, hypothetical situations, sales, trends that might affect your future career (or even your company's future). Networking is merely establishing a productive relationship with more contacts, Matchmaking usually refers to arranged marriages (or regarding connections in the sport, medical jargon), Clustering is a term used in data mining, separating similar objects in different groups.

Hitman42 [59]3 years ago

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school- getting a good grade as a result of studying or not being tardy for a result of getting to bed.

work- getting a promotion as a result of hard work.

extracurricular activities- winning a basketball game as a result of hard practice and dedication.

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Answer:

2. Infrastructure

Explanation:

Infraestructure is the collection of physical facilities that a business needs to perform an economic activity in a particular enviroment.

The needs described in the question are infraestructure needs because they refer to physical facilities such as telecommunications infraestructure, transporation means, power (electricity) facilities.

The availability of technically skilled talent is not a physical asset, but it is human capital that is needed to build the infraestructure.

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4 years ago

Pam sees that the price of bananas has risen in the grocery store. All else equal, she decides to buy more tangerines than she n

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Substitute goods are goods that provide the same benefit for the consumer, and therefore, are somewhat interchangeable. When the price of one good rises, then, people flock to the substitutes.

In this case, for Pam, tangerines provide the same benefit as bananas (they are both fruits anyway), and because bananas are now more expensive, she decides to purchase more bananas instead.

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3 years ago

Cairns owns 80 percent of the voting stock of Hamilton, Inc. The parent’s interest was acquired several years ago on the date th

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Answer:

hello your question has a missing journal entry table attached below is the entry journal table completely filled

Explanation:

Amount of bonds acquired = 40% of original bond

i) Bonds payable = 40% * 1,300,000

= $520000

purchase price of bonds = $520000 * 96% ( FACE VALUE )

= $499200

hence the annual amortization

(bonds payable - purchase price of bonds ) / 10 years - 2 years

(520000 - 499200 ) / 8 = $20800/8 = $2600

ii) premium on bonds payable

$20800 - $2600 = $18200

cash amount = $520000 * 8% = $41600

intra entity expense and income table is attached below

from the table

iii) intra-entity interest expense = $39000 and the

iv) intra-entity interest income = $44200

v) investment in bonds

purchase price of bonds + annual amortization

= $499200 + $2600 = $501800

the book value on bonds as at 1st January 2011

=$1300000 * 105% = $1365000

Premium on bonds as at January 1st 2011

= $1365000 - $1300000 = $65000

amortization of premium as at January 1st 2011

=( ($65000) / 10 years ) * 2 years

= $13000

hence the controlling interest in bonds payable = $540800

vi) gains on retirement bonds

= $540800 - $499200 = $41600

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3 years ago

during the 1980's, the price of one share of Johnson and Johnson stock rose from $17 1/4 to $56 1/8. how much money would you ha

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Given:

Price of one share in 1980 = $ $17\dfrac14$

Price of one share in 1989 = $ $56\dfrac18$ .

To find:

How much money would you have made if you bought 100 shares of Johnson & Johnson stock in 1980 and sold it in 1989?

Explanation:

Using the given information,

Change in the value of each share = $56\dfrac18-17\dfrac14$

= $\dfrac{448+1}{8}-\dfrac\dfrac{68+1}{4}$

= $\dfrac{449}{8}-\dfrac\dfrac{69}{4}$

= $\dfrac{449-138}{8}$

= $\dfrac{311}{8}$

Value of one share increased by $ $\dfrac{311}{8}$ .

Value of 100 shares increased by = $100\times \dfrac{311}{8}$

= $\dfrac{31100}{8}$

= $\dfrac{7775}{2}$

= $3887.5$

Therefore, you would have made $3887.5 if you bought 100 shares of Johnson & Johnson stock in 1980 and sold it in 1989.

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3 years ago

You own a stock portfolio invested 35 percent in Stock Q, 25 percent in Stock R, 25 percent in Stock S, and 15 percent in Stock

lukranit [14]

Answer:

Beta= 1.1065

Explanation:

Giving the following formula:

Proportions:

35 percent in Stock Q, 25 percent in Stock R, 25 percent in Stock S, and 15 percent in Stock T.

Betas:

0.83, 1.21, 1.22, and 1.39,

To calculate the beta of the portfolio, we need to use the following formula:

Beta= (proportion of investment A*beta A) + (proportion of investment B*beta B)

Beta= (0.35*0.83) + (0.25*1.21) + (0.25*1.22) + (1.15*1.39)

Beta= 1.1065

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