Answer: The correct answer is the TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT PHASE
Explanation: The new product process refers to the next product in a company's product line. It is a product that adopts or replacea an existing product. This process goes through different stages.
The technical development phase is however the phase during which the item acquires finite form - a tangible good or a specific sequence of resources and activities that will perform an intangible service.
Answer:
A) have zero alphas
Explanation:
Stock's alpha show show much they have over or under performed in relation to similar peer stocks. But if the stocks were correctly priced, then alpha should be 0 since no variation, either positive or negative should occur. Alpha basically measures the error in the stock's valuation. It is always better to have positive alphas because if you make a mistake then hopefully is in your favor, but alphas can also be negative and that equals unexpected losses.
This is why the CAPM model only considers beta in its calculation.
Answer:
The correct answer is: cognitive model.
Explanation:
The cognitive model of abnormality in psychology refers to the study of how people think and what their perceptions are and how they affect their behavior, emotions, and reactions. Because of internal and/or external factors, individuals' thoughts could be distorted. However, they can learn to discriminate between one and another so their perceptions adjust more to reality.
Answer:
Their income after 20 years would be 72,550 dollars.
Explanation:
The income after 20 years can easily de determin by using compounding
formula
Future Value = Present Value (1 + I)^ 20
= 90,000 (1 + 0.03)^ 20
= 162,550 dollars
Income can be determing by subtracting Pv from Fv i.e
Income = 162,550 - 90,000 = 72,550
Calculation on excel sheet
A B C D
1 90,000 1.03 = A1 * 1.03 = C1-A1
2 = D1 1.03 = A2 * 1.03 = C2-A2
20 = D19 1.03 = A20 * 1.03 = A20 - C20
* In work sheet colunm D will show income on investment.
Answer:
When a taxpayer disposes of the entire interest in a passive activity, that activity is no longer subject to the passive activity rules. If the activity is disposed of in a fully taxable (as opposed to tax-deferred) transaction to an unrelated party, both current and suspended passive activity losses generated by that activity (as well as any loss on the disposition) can be deducted.