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3 years ago

How often do bondholders generally receive interest payments on their bond investment?

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Bondholders earn income in two primary ways. First, most bonds return regular interest—coupon rate—payments that are usually paid semi-annually. However, depending on the structure of the bond it may pay yearly, quarterly, or even monthly coupons.

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1. Office supplies or office supplies are various items that are needed to carry out various office activities, such as paper, pens, pencils, erasers, rulers, pencil sharpeners and various other stationery.

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D) per capita GDP decreased for country A only

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Per capita GDP is calculated by dividing total GDP by the total population of the country. If the population of the country grows faster than its GDP, then its GDP per capita will decrease.

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Kenzi Kayaking, a manufacturer of kayaks, began operations this year. During this first year, the company produced 1,075 kayaks

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Net income under absorption costing is $240,000

Explanation:

Sales (825*$1075) $886,875

less variable costs

Variable production cost($375*825) (309,375)

selling and admin. expense ($95,000)

Contribution margin $482,500

less fixed costs:

fixed production cost ($107,500)

selling and admin. expense ($135,000)

Net income $240,000

Net income under absorption was $25,000 more than the net income under the absorption costing, the difference is analyzed below:

Fixed product costs (1075-825)*$100=$25,000

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