Answer:
B. good for Jon but bad for Tony
Explanation:
Before he went to college, Jon bought a car from his brother Tony. They agreed that Jon would pay Tony $10,000 when Jon graduated from college. While Jon was at college, inflation was higher than expected. Thinking only about the car transaction, this unexpectedly high inflation was<u> good for Jon but bad for Tony .</u>
Generally, inflation favors borrowers and hurts lenders. Technically, Jon is owing Tony $10,000.
With an inflation rate of 5% the value of that money depreciates to 95% of its real value because inflation rate depletes the real rate of money and is the biggest factor of lose of monetary value.
The money that Jon will eventually pay Tony will be lesser in value which is good for Jon and bad for Tony.
Externality is divided into 2 parts:
External Cost or External Benefit.
It is either a cost or benefit incur to someone who did not choose to incur that cost or benefit
For eg:A stone crusher incur external cost which is pollution that affect people living nearby.
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Answer:
No.
Explanation:
You said if you charge, so it will only charge your phone. You aren't able to upload photos directly to an Xbox.
Although, if you are pc, you can upload a custom gamerpic easily.
(An example would be a gamerpic, you need the app in order to have a custom gamerpic because it accesses your files).
Bonds are a form of a debt captial