Answer:
The state of the economy.
Explanation:
An investment can be regarded as an asset/item which is acquired so that income can be generated i.e the Asset can appreciate, by saying appreciate we mean the increase in value with time. The goal of investment when purchased is to create a future wealth.
It should be noted that The level of investment in markets often indicates
The state of the economy.
Answer:
$53
Explanation:
Payoff of the option = Strike price - Stock price at end
Payoff of the option = $1.0325 - $1.0072
Payoff of the option = $0.0253
Profit from the option = Payoff - Premium paid
Profit from the option = $0.0253 - $0.02
Profit from the option = $0.0053
<em>Net profit/loss on one contract containing 10,000 SF units will be:</em>
= 10,000 SF units * $0.0053
= $53 Profit
Answer:
production and operations
Explanation:
A production and operations manager develops and administers the activities involved in transforming resources into goods, services, and ideas ready for the marketplace.
Answer: 5.5 years
Explanation:
The 6,000 parking capacity is the future value of the number of parking passes and the 4,356 is the present value.
Using the future value formula, you can find the number of periods it would take:
Future value = Present value * (1 + rate) ^ n
(1 + rate)^ n = Future value / Present value
n = In (Future value / Present value) / In ( 1 + r)
= In (6,000 / 4,356) / In ( 1 + 6%)
= 5.495 years
= 5.5 years
Answer:
D
Explanation:
It is better if we understand this problem with numbers. Let´s suppose the number of taxpayers is 100.000 and the number of registered voters is 90.000. The proportion of registered voters to taxpayers was 90.000/100.00=0.9. Over the last ten years, the number of taxpayers has double: 100.000*2=200.000, and the number of registered voters has increased, but at a lower rate, let´s suppose that at a rate of 1.5: 90.000*1,5=135.000. Now, the proportion of registered voters to taxpayers is 135.000/200.000= 0,68
The number of taxpayers remains bigger than the number of registered voters. And the proportion of registered voters to taxpayers has decreased over the ten years. It is possible that everyone who is registered voter is also a taxpayer because the registered voters are less than the taxpayers but we don´t know for sure. What we know is that not all the taxpayers are registered voters because there are more taxpayers than registered voters.