Answer:
1. A) Gold coins
2. B) food stamp
3. Gold coins
Funds in a checking account
Funds in a savings account
100 shares of Google stock
Grocery Store Coupons
Food stamps
Explanation:
Money is legal tender that is generally acceptable for transaction within a geographical location mostly a country.
Gold coins is a form of money that is accepted it can be use for transaction immediately.
Funds in checking and savings accounts :-money is available but not in cash or coin, a card is needed to make of the money.
100 shares of google stock:- this is an investment that will yield dividend over a period of time, its not available for use at the moment.
Grocery store coupons is restricted to a specific grocery store and has no value outside.
Food stamp is not generally acceptable outside the designated points.
The answer is D)<span> Insulating teams – (example--the scientific team that developed the atomic bomb)
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While the example of the atomic bomb is a bit of stretch many companies still use such internal tactics.
For example, companies in the creative industries, Research & Development, Deep Tech and Information Technology also work through insulating teams to protect intellectual property or whatever the outcomes of the project will be.
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Answer:
The net financing cash flows is $5000 as shown below.
Explanation:
The net financing cash flows is calculated below:
Receipt from bank for long-term borrowing $6000
Payment of dividends <u> ($1000)</u>
Net financing cash flows $5000
Receipt of $10000 relates to operating cash flows as it is cash receipt in the ordinary course of business
Payment to suppliers of $5000 is an operating cash flow as well as suppliers are paid for supplying the items that the business deals in, same applies to payment to workers of $2000.
Lastly, the payment for machinery of $8000 relates to investing activities of the business as it an expenditure incurred to generate more returns.
Answer:
2.5%
Explanation:
Please follow the below mentioned steps in order to calculate a bond's current yield.
Step 1: Calculate annual bond payment (par value × coupon rate).
Step 2: Divide result from step 1 with 2 in order to convert it into semi-annual terms.
Step 3: Then divide the result from step 2 upon current market price and convert into a percentage.
Solution from step 1 to 3:
- Annual bond payment = $1000 × 6%
<em>ABP = $60</em>
- Semi-annual bond payment = $60 ÷ 2
<em>SABP = $30</em>
- Bond's current yield = $30 ÷ $1200 × 100
<em>BCY = 2.5%</em>
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