The CEO of Big Wheel Automotive is using market research
organizations for secondary data about the research problem that he is
experiencing. The market research is a way of having to gather information in
which is helpful for an organization or business in order to improve their own
and a way of having to target their consumers.
I believe the answer is B! Let me know if I am right:)
Answer:
11 years
Explanation:
For computing, the number of years or the account will be fully depleted we need to apply the NPER formula i.e to be shown in the attachment below:
Given that,
Present value = $100,000
Future value = $0
PMT = $12,000
Rate of interest = 5%
The formula is shown below:
= NPER(Rate;PMT;-PV;FV;type)
The present value come in negative
So, after applying the above formula, the number of years in which the account is depleted is 11 years
Answer:
the answer for the first question is $166667.
the answer for the second question is $210526
the answer for the third question is An inverse.
Explanation:
given information that i will invest in a $10000 scholarship that will pay forever.
the interest rate charged is 6.00% per annum therefore this is a perpetuity present value problem where there is streams of income forever therefore we use the formula :
Pv of perpetuity= Cf/r
where Cr is the cash flows payed by the single investment forever in this case $10000 then r is the interest rate of the investment amount which is 6% in this case.
Pv of Perpetuity= $10000/6%
=$166667 therefore i must invest this amount to get the scholarship running with streams of $10000 forever.
in the second problem if now the interest rate is changed from 6% to 4.75% then the amount to be invested would be :
Pv of perpetuity = $10000/4.75%
=$210526 therefore this is the amount to be invested for a forever $10000 stream of incomes for a scholarship.
the relationship is indirect cause as the interest rate decreases the present value of the perpetuity that must be invested increases.
The more supply the lower the price
The higher the demand the lower the supply
The higher price the lower the demand
