Answer:
Explanation:
The <u>nominal</u> interest rate is quoted by borrowers and lenders-------------
then you <u>can</u> use the APR------------
different compounding periods, then the effective annual rate must------
If a loan or investment uses <u>annual</u> compounding, then the nominal--------
However, if compounding occurs more than once a year, EAR is the effective INOM
Quantitative problem:
Effective annual rate of Bank 2 (assuming its APR is 6%) = (1.015)^4 – 1 = 0.061364
To get the same EAR, Bank 1 should charge per half year 1.061364^(1/2) – 1 = 0.030225
The nominal interest rate (APR)= 0.030225*2 = 0.06045 = 6.05%
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Using an Insecure Internet Connection.
Answer:
Balance the relationship between business and society.
Explanation:
Government regulates both society and business.
The government regulates businesses to ensure that the activities of businesses are in the best interest of the society. This is why they regulate monopolies, tax companies that create negative externalities and subsidise the activities of companies that provide positive externality.
Government also has to look out for businesses by ensuring that the amenities and facilities needed for smooth running of business activities are in place. This is why a government may regulate import activities through quotas or tariffs.
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Question Completion with Options:
a. ignore convenience stores in its distribution network.
b. deliver fewer cameras than were needed during a holiday season.
c. miss the customer connection by emphasizing place over convenience.
d. exert too much power in the distribution network.
Answer:
GoPro
production problems forced it to
b. deliver fewer cameras than were needed during a holiday season.
Explanation:
Shortages are avoided by producers as much as possible in order not to cause disequilibrium in the market. Shortages are not the same as scarcity. They are temporary setbacks when the quantity demanded outstrips the quantity supplied at the equilibrium market price. The backlashes result in lost sales and revenue for suppliers. Shortages may clear ways for competitors to enter the market to meet the unsatisfied demand.