The answer in the space provided, the answer is the numeric
keypad on the right side of the keyboard as this is what Lisa needs to use for
she may be able to input as much as many numbers possible as this is one of her
roles as an accountant.
The correct answer is A; M2
Further Explanation:
There are two types of measuring money M1 and M2. When someone is making a deposit into their savings they are contributing to the M2 money supply. The difference between M1 and M2 is the the liquidity of the money. M1 is when you have more liquid assets. M2 has all of the features of M1 but includes savings deposits and also time deposits and aren't as liquid as M1.
M1 contains all of the currency such as coins and paper money that is in the circulation of the public. The money for M1 can be gotten on demand such as when a person uses their debit card.
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Answer:
$60,000
Explanation:
Given:
Purchase price = $80,000
Old mortgage value = $65,000
Market value of house = $110,000
New mortgage value = $50,000
Equity in the house = ?
Computation of Equity in the house :
Equity in the house = Market value of house - New mortgage value
Equity in the house = $110,000 - $50,000
Equity in the house = $60,000
Answer:
see explaination
Explanation:
1. A low-quality producer will not provide any warranty, because he knows there will be more warranty claims.
He will choose option B.
Example:
Option B:
Toaster sell 100
Price $10
Sales = $1000
Profit = $100 (let's say it costs him $9 to make it).
Toaster sell 35 (as 5 times high price).
Price $49
Sales = $1725
Warranty Expense (let's say, due to multiple times claims) = $1500
Profit = -$90 (let's say it costs him $9 to make it).
2. A high-quality producer will provide any warranty because he knows there will be very very few warranty claims.
He will choose option B.
3. Yes, the act of offering free warranty will go a long way in conveying a positive signal to customers that the brand is providing quality product & it trusts its product.