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GuDViN [60]
3 years ago
7

A brokerage firm which provides analyst reports, investment advice, and information as well as online brokerage services is call

ed a(n): a) premium discount broker. b) full-service broker. c) basic discount broker.d) electronic broker.
Business
1 answer:
Fed [463]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

B.

Explanation:

A stock broker is an individual usually associated with a stock brokerage firm. Their general job role is the selling of stock (share, securities, options) on behalf of a client via a stock exchange.

Stock brokers often, also give financial advice for institutional, commercial or private clients that they work with in order to counsel their clients on where best to spend their money with a view of gaining the highest financial return.

There are two main types of stock brokers:

-Discount brokers.

-Full service brokers.

Are more expensive to hire and often earn a good amount brokerage, fee, commission. They not only facilitate and undertake stock deals between clients and sellers, but they also provide financial advice and stock advice in order to steer buyers in the right direction to assist them with closing the worthwhile deals.

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$54,798,000,000,000  

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$27,399,000,000,000  

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GDP/Per Capita $22,833

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$40,000   20 Years  

$160,000  41 Years

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The total world GDP is calculated by multiplying the GDP/per capita by the total number of people in the world.

GDP/Per Capita $9,133

People  6,000,000,000  

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$54,798,000,000,000  

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$27.399.000.000.000  

As we know how much the 50% of GDP is, we need to know now how much 20% of population is, and then we divide 50% of GDP by the 20% of the population to have the GDP/ per capita of the top 20%.

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$10,000   $19,672            10      $20,000  

To get $20,000 from $10,000 the rule of 70 indicates we need 10 years, 70/7 = 10 Years.

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To get $40,000 from $10,000 the rule of 70 indicates we need 20 years, 70/7*2 = 20 Years.

$10,000   $160,227         41      $160,000

To get $160,000 from $10,000 the rule of 70 indicates we need 41 years, 70/7*4+1 = 41 Years.

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