B.Mutual Fund because it makes the most sense
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Compounding interest is interest on top of interest.
For example, say you put 100 bucks in the bank.
You get 10% interest compounded daily on that 100 bucks.
That means that you get 10% interest not only on those 100 bucks, but all the money you make after.
So your interest would go from 10% on 100 bucks, to 10% on 110 bucks and so forth.
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Answer: a) 1
b) yes marginal rate of substitution is less than the relative price
c) 2.00
Explanation:
a) Raul’s marginal rate of substitution is 1 because he is only willing to trade 1 cal card for 1 additional Nolan card
b) Raul’s marginal rate of substitution is Mc/Mn = 1 However, the relative price of a Cal Ripken card is Pc/Pn = $24/$12 = 2.00. Since the marginal rate of substitution is less than the relative price, Raul can make himself better off by selling 1 Cal card and buying Nolan cards.
c) His marginal rate of substitution must be equal to the relative price; the relative price rule holds that says that Mc/Mn = Pc/Pn. From b above we know that the relative price is 2.00, Raul's marginal rate of substitution must also be 2.00.
Answer:
A. Search electronic databases for relevant material.
C. Go to the library, and look for books on the subject.
Explanation:
In a research study, a secondary source is a term that describes a form of source which is not the original source to the interpreted data. In other words, it involves already prepared data which can easily be found in places like academic books and journals
Hence, in this case, when performing secondary-source research, the following should be done amongst others:
1. Search electronic databases for relevant material.
2. Go to the library, and look for books on the subject.
This is because the aforementioned involves a place to get a secondary source and it will save time and effort.
On the other hand, Holding focus groups and conducting interviews involves primary source research