The correct answer is false.
It is false that the slope of the investment demand function indicates how sensitive investment is to changes in real interest rates. The 'steeper' the investment demand function, the less sensitive investment is to changes in the real rate of interest, all else constant.
We can say that the downward slope is the consequence of several reasons. For instance, the concept that money, its nominal value, is fixed. However, the real value of money depends on the level of prices. So the demand for money is related to the demand for it. The interest rate falls when the price level falls.
I think it’s D I don’t know if I’m wrong or right but D sounds right
Answer:
$85.07
Explanation:
The computation of the current share price is shown below:
Year Dividend Terminal value Total cash flow PVIF at 9% Present value
1 $3.00 $3.00 0.9174 $2.75
2 $4.00 $4.00 0.8417 $3.37
3 $5.00 $5.00 0.7722 $3.86
4 $6.00 $6.00 0.7084 $4.25
5 $7.00 $102.00 $109.00 0.6499 $70.84
$85.07
The terminal value is
= 7 × 102% ÷ (9%-2%)
Answer:
The correct answer is Escalation of commitment bias.
Explanation:
Commitment bias is the tendency to use a loss (of time or money) as an excuse to increase that loss.
Let's see an example. We pay a cinema ticket to see a movie and after twenty minutes we understand that it is unbearable; Now, since we have already paid, we decided to see it to the end. Curiously, in that decision we will not only have lost money, we will also have wasted time seeing something that has ceased to interest us from the beginning. The curious thing is that this bias is present in many areas of life. We can see it in those couples who stay together without anyone fully understanding why. It is as if so much time “invested” in the couple comes before the fact that they get along badly (and worse and worse). The same with a job, with a friend or with the study.
