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Answer:
Yield with 6-day maturity is 7.70%
Yield with 18-day maturity is 2.57%
Explanation:
The formula for yield on repurchase is given as:
y = ( PAR – P ) / P x (360 / t )
P=Purchase price
PAR=Repurchase price
t= number of days of the transaction
In first scenario,PAR is $39 million,P is $38.95 million and t=6
y=($39000000-38950000)/38950000*(360/6)
y=7.70%
In the second scenario,details remained the same except for t that is 18
y=($39000000-38950000)/38950000*(360/18)
y=2.57%
This implies the longer the maturity the lesser the yield since yield is computed on daily basis.
Are there multiple choice answers to choose from? There could be a myriad of answers if not.
1) Mixed economies are a mix of Command (regulated by the government) and free (Market) economy - the answer is b)
2)Today most countries have a mixed economy, there are few (such as North Korea) which have a command economy, but none have a true free market (for example drugs are regulated)
3)Inflation means that one needs more money to buy the same goods - this is measured by a rising Consumer Prize index (answer d)
4) this indicator would be a steady, but low inflation - but inflation is bad for the economy but lack of inflation is not really stable
Answer:
The correct answer is "the company has not budgeted sufficient funds for training".
Situational constraints are the factors that affect the behavior and performance in a negative way by placing limitation on personal attributes and motivation. Example - lack of equipment, money, material, etc. In this scenario, employees and supervisors are eager to learn about using new technology but the only constraint that is likely to stand in a way meeting the objective is that the company has not budgeted sufficient funds for training.
