<span>The total cost will vary depending what combination of explorations are successful and what are unsuccessful. The lowest cost would be if all explorations were unsuccessful and the highest cost would be if all of them are successful. In this scenario, the lowest cost would be $170,000 and the highest cost would be $320,000. Every other combination of success and failure would result in costs between those two numbers.</span>
Answer:
The answers are:
A) 4.23 years
B) 1.08 years
C) Off course I would recommend Dave and Ellen to install these safety items, not only because they save money but also because they are very useful.
Explanation:
The cost of the deadlocks including installation is $110 for each exterior door ($220 total). The cost for installing smoke detectors is $24 for each floor ($48 total).
The discount that Dave and Ellen can get is
- $52 per year for installing the deadlocks
- $26 per year for installing the smoke detectors
A) It will take Dave and Ellen 4.23 years ($220/$52) to recover the money spent on the deadlocks.
B) It will take Dave and Ellen 1.08 years ("26/$24) to recover the money spent on the smoke detectors.
<span>This was the reason for the formation of NAFTA.
NAFTA stands for </span>North American Free
Trade Agreement and this agreement was signed by Canada, Mexico, and the United States
by developing a trilateral trade bloc in North America. The <span>North American Free Trade agreement came into force on January 1, 1994.</span>
The answer is different, identical. That is "price discrimination occurs when people are charged different prices for identical products.
Take into account the price discrimination is a strategy aimed to maximize profits. This strategy consists on charging customers different prices for the same product or service based on the maximum price that a particular sector (customers) is willing to pay for the product or service.
Answer:
The current yield is 5.2% and capital gain is 2.63%.
Explanation:
The par value of bond = $10000
Current price = $9500
Annual coupan payment = 5%
Annual coupan payment = 10000 × 5% = $500
Now calculate the current yield.
The current yield = annual coupon payment / current price
The current yield = 500 / 9500 = 0.052 or 5.2%
Now calculate the capital gain. In the question, it says that it starts at $9500 so its original price is 9500.
Capital gain yield = (9750 – 9500) / 9500 = 0.0263 or 2.63%