Cds are time deposits that you can close before the term ends but might pay early penalty for withdrawing early. Cds vary with the financial institution. I would say a savings account
I would say your answer is A.
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Answer:
1. Supervisors fit in the middle level of the organization pyramid.
2. A major trend that is changing the role of the supervisor at that level is the concepts of mentoring, coaching, and staff training. The supervisor's role is expanding to include these activities that will ensure process improvement, enforce adherence to organization's rules, and enable improved cross-functional relationships.
Explanation:
Primarily, supervisors are known to motivate employees, direct the activities of others, select the most effective communication channel, and resolve conflicts among team members. However, the changing trend now views the supervisor as an educator, sponsor, coach, counselor, and director. Therefore, the supervisor is expected to deplore all his skill-sets, including effective communication in combination with daily conflict resolution, transformational leadership, critical thinking, interpersonal relationship, time and priority management, and problem-solving skills.
Answer:
Land not currently used in operations - Long-term investments
Notes payable (due in five years) - Long-term liabilities
Accounts receivable - Current assets
Trademarks - Intangible assets
Accounts payable - Current liabilities
Store equipment - Plant assets
Wages payable - Current Liabilities
Cash - Current assets
Answer:
The real risk free rate is 3.8%
The exact risk-free rate is 3.68%
Explanation:
The interest rate on the Treasury bills is usually a combination of real risk free rate and inflation rate to compensate investors for average inflation in the economy during the instrument lifetime which equals nominal risk-free rate.
nominal risk-free rate = real risk-free rate+inflation rate
nominal risk-free rate=7%
inflation rate=3.2%
real risk-free rate=7%-3.2%
real risk-free rate=3.8%
The exact real risk-free rate can be computed thus:
nominal rate+1=(real risk-free rate+1)*(inflation rate+1)
real risk-free rate=(nominal rate+1)/(inflation rate+1)-1
real risk free rate=(1.07/1.032)-1
real risk-free rate=0.036821705
real risk-free rate=3.68%
