Answer:
a. Computer - fixed asset
b. Patent - intangible asset
c. Oil reserve - natural resource
d. Goodwill - intangible asset
e. U. S. Treasury note - none of these (N)
f. Land used for employee parking - fixed asset
g. Gold mine - natural resource
Explanation:
Intangible assets are the assets of a company that cannot be seen or they are not physical in nature. They are usually difficult to evaluate. They include:
- Goodwill
- Patent
- Trademarks
- copyrights
a fixed asset is a long term tangible piece of property or equipment that a company has and uses it to generate income. they include plant, property and equipment.
A natural resource is a substance that occurs in nature that can be used to generate economic profit.
Answer:
$177,114.99
Explanation:
The ending balance of the loan at the end of the 30th month after the monthly payment is the beginning balance at the beginning of the month plus the interest for the month minus the monthly payment.
Note that the interest expense for the month increases the loan balance while the monthly payment reduces the balance.
interest expense for 30th month=beginning balance*fixed interest rate/2
interest expense for 30th month=$177,391.93*4.375%/12
interest expense for 30th month=$646.74
monthly payment =$923.68
The ending balance of the loan=$177,391.93+$646.74-$923.68
The ending balance of the loan=$177,114.99
Answer:
The answer is: C) Nominal GDP measures current production using current prices, whereas real GDP measures current production using base-year prices.
Explanation:
Nominal GDP measures the production of total finished products and services within a country during a particular period using the current prices of the products and services. Real GDP measures the production of total finished products and services within a country during a particular period using base-year prices of the products and services.
Nominal GDP doesn't take in account inflation, while real GDP is adjusted by inflation. Nominal GDP is also higher than the real GDP since recent prices are higher than the base-year prices (due to inflation). Real GDP can be used to compare the economy's evolution over periods of time.
1. durability- objects used as money must withstand physical and tear
2. portability- people need to be able to take money with them as they go about their business
3.divisibility-to be useful, money must be easily divided into into smaller denominations, or units of value
4.uniformity- any two units of money must be uniform or the same in the terms of what they will buy.
5.limited supply- money must be available only in limited quantities
6.acceptability- Everyone must be able to exchange the money for goods and services
