Answer:
Excessive aggregate demand in relation to an economy's production capacity.
Explanation:
- The demand and the pull is the upward movement in the prices that follows a shortage in supply. As per the economists, they describe it as the too many dollars that are followed by too few goods.
- Thus when the combined demand in the economy strongly is outweighed by the combined supply and thus the prices tend to go up. Hence the excessive increase of the demands pulls up the production capacity.
Answer:
The probability of Ann winning the prize is 2.464
Explanation:
The probability of Ann winning the prize can be analysed as potray below
1.pr(of Ann being the first player selected).
Here Ann plays the 2nd,3rd and 4th player to win prize,the probability=0.8×0.8×0.8=0.512
2.Pr(of Ann being the second player selected)
If Ann is randomly selected as the second player,she will still need to play three matches to win with 1st,3rd and 4th
0.8×0.8×0.8=0.512
3.Pr(of Ann. Being the third player chooses randomly),Ann will get to play just two players i.e the winner of 1and 2 and the 4th.the probability=0.8×0.8=0.64
4.Pr(of Ann being the 4th player choosen randomly)
Ann gets to play only one match to win the prize in this scenario
So probability of a Ann win is 0.8
Total probability a Ann winning the prize=0.512+0.512+0.64+0.8=2.464
Answer:
7.43%
Explanation:
Where the debt is publicly traded , the cost of debt is equal to the yield to maturity
Approximate yield to maturity = [coupon +(face value - market price )/ number of years to maturity ]/ [{face value + market price]/2]*100
Face value - 2000
Market price - 1905
years to maturity= 30 years
Coupon =( 6.9%*2000)/ 2 = 69
Workings
[69 + (2000-1905)/30] / [(2000+1905]/2 *100)
([69+3.17]/[(3905]/2*100)
(72.17/1952) * 100 = 3.70
Annual yield = 3.7*2= 7.4%
7.4 % being an approximate yield value , the closest option is 7.43%
A.
Reward incentives should be motivating in order to motivate the subject to perform a task effectively and efficiently.
Answer:
A proposal typically provides information so that an organization can make a decision about a product, procedure, or policy.
