Bonds are interest-bearing assets and stocks do not.
Option - D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Stocks are an money invested in exchange of company shares (equity investment) that depicts part of ownership in a company and entitles the stock holder to a part of that company's assets and earnings. Stocks do not offer interest rates instead pays dividends and there will not be any fixed returns.
Bonds are interest-bearing or debt security, by which the lender is due to be reimbursed to the holders a debt (based on the negotiated bond terms) and is supposed to pay them interest or to repay principal amount at the maturity date. Zero-coupon bond pays both principal and imputed interest at maturity.
Yes, it is well in depth and has a line of reasoning. It is a well developed thesis
Excatly what do you need help with hunny
ok so she is selling the card for .75 but makes a profit of .35
.75-.35=.4 (what wasn't profit) divid 42 by .4
42/.4=105+42 (have to add in profit portion) =$147 Gross income
