Answer: c. trading securities.
Explanation:
Trading securities are short term debt securities that a company buys in order to make a profit in that short term period. They actively manage and trade these securities and then trade them for profit.
It is an excellent way to gain return for any excess cash that the business has and they only invest in such things when they believe that there is a good chance of profit being made.
Answer: Inquiry
Explanation:
According to the given question, by using the procedure of the business process for making the various types of decisions and the Trevor should perform the inquiry process for determining the ethical and some legal issues.
The inquiry is one of the type of approach that is helps in developing the problem solving ability and also the information processing.
It is the process that has ability for resolving various types of problems or ussies by implementing a compliance policies.
Therefore, Inquiry is the correct answer.
Answer:
The times interest earned ratio will reduce
Explanation:
The times interest earned ratio is a ratio that looks at how many times a companies earnings from operations can cover the loan interest it has to pay in a year.
It is calculated by the formula Earnings Before Interest and Tax divided by the interest expense.
Therefore looking at the scenario, if HCA increases its debt level by issuing a $1.53 billion bond, this will increase its interest expense significantly and the number of times its earnings will cover its interest expense will be remarkably lower.
Therefore the times interest earned ratio will reduce
Answer:
c. 1.5%
Explanation:
Food as total Expenditure of Country = 15%
Food's Price rise = 10%
while other components of the price index remain constant price index rise will be calculated as follows:
Price index rise = 15% x 10%
Price index rise = 0.15 x 0.1
Price index rise = 0.015
Price index rise =1.5%
So the correct option is c. 1.5%
Answer:
See Explanation
Explanation:
Given
The following details are omitted from the question
--- Price of the Shoes
--- Spent on dancing
--- Budget on shoe and dancing
Solving (a): Her budget line
First, we determine her budget equation (B).
This is calculated by:
This gives:
Divide through by 50
--- The budget equation
<em>See attachment for the budget line equation</em>
Solving (a): Optimal Consumption Bundle Point
First, we determine the marginal rate of substitution (MRS) using:
This implies that:
Cross Multiply
Divide by 2
Substitute T for S in the budget equation
Recall that:
So, the point if optimal consumption bundle is (5,5)
<em>See attachment for point R</em>
