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3 years ago

What is one advantage of keeping your money in a savings account

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The advantage of keeping your money in a savings account is that you can withdraw money whenever you want from your account.

<u>Explanation:</u>

Unlike the long term investments which are withdrawn only upon maturity.

The initial investment is also very low which is depending on the type of savings account., as compared to the long term investment.

People who need to frequently deposit or withdraw amount in their bank accounts prefers savings account.

It also deals with small amount withdrawn or deposit.

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Consumer behavior is the search for value of goods or services and its is the transformation into something of value.

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The option is B. Project manager with input from systems analyst.

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A project manager is an individual who has the overall responsibility for the successful initiation, planning, design, execution, monitoring, controlling and closure of a project.

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Planning and Defining Scope

Activity Planning and Sequencing

Resource Planning

Developing Schedules

Time Estimating

Cost Estimating

Developing a Budget

Documentation

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However, Project Managers can not work alone, they will therefore work with experts and people who are skilled in their field. They will form a team that will report to the project manager, and work together to ensure the success of the project.

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Suppose in the Republic of Sasquatch that the regulation of banking rested with the Sasquatchian Congress, including the determination of the reserve ratio. The Central Bank of Sasquatch is charged with regulating the money supply by using open market operations. In September 2015, the money supply was estimated to be 70 million yetis. At the same time, bank reserves were 8.4 million yetis and the reserve requirement was 12 percent. The banking industry, being "loaned up," lobbied the Congress to cut the reserve ratio. The Congress yielded and cut the reserve requirement to 10 percent.

The potential impact of this action could

a. decrease

b. increase

the money supply by ?

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million yetis.

Answer : increase and million yetis

Explanation:

If the congress yields to the lobby by the banking industry and cut the reserve ratio requirement from 12 percent to 10 percent it significantly will affect the increase in money in supply by ( 1.4 million yetis )

and this increase in money supply will lead to an increase in loanable funds and this will encourage investors t take up loans in which the banking industry will benefit from interest charged on loanable funds given to the investors.

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Use the principles of supply and demand to address a predetermined goal (set by the student). be clear on what the current marke

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Principles of demand & supply applied to education & employment market (as crucial aspects of student goals).

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The student would have to analyse the demand and supply for the particular seats, vacancy in the institute, organisation.

In case of educational goal, demand group will be students & suppliers would be educational institutes. If demand (by students) > supply (by institutes), the price paid would be high depending upon nature of institute. For profit institute, monetary fee would be high & for non profit institute, the eligibility criterion could be very high. If demand < supply, price & or eligibility criterion would be low.

In case of work experience goals, demand group will be firms & suppliers would be employees (students). If demand (by firms) > supply (by employee students), price (wage) received by students would be higher. If supply > demand, wage would be lower.

This demand supply theory of student goals highlight : student tendencies to be in highly excess demanded (w.r.t supply) labour group, so that they can get high wages. For this they would want to acquire 'rare' academic qualifications, having excess demand. Hence, they would pay huge price in terms of time needed to attain that high eligibility competence.

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