If that happen, other investors that bet for the opposite cause of your investment would be the one that gained that money, and you will still able to keep that stocks to collect dividend as long as you don't sell it.
(this circumtances won't happen if the reason you lost the money is the firm going into bankruptcy)
Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
Comprehensive earnings reporting is intended to provide a summary of all adjustments in a corporation's equity arising from acknowledged exchanges as well as other time commercial activities other than dealings with holders in their capacities as shareholders.
If included with the fiscal reports with associated reports and other details, the details generated by disclosing detailed income will assist stakeholders, lenders as well as others in determining the operations of a business, and the duration and extent of potential cash streams of a business.
<span>Emily has no case as Toyosan's safety equipment (the airbag) deployed correctly. The safety equipment is there to save lives and reduce serious injury, not eliminate damage completely. Emily would need to sue the driver that caused the accident.</span>
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the actual unemployment rate was 8.3% in February 2012 and the natural rate of unemployment was 5.2%. The<u> cyclical</u> unemployment rate was <u>3.1</u>%.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Unemployment is when an individual who is able to work and is also willing to work at the wage rate which is prevailing in the market, does not get work. There are some types of unemployment like cyclical, structural, frictional and so on.
Cyclical unemployment is the rate of unemployment that occurs in the different phases of the trade cycle. Because of high rate of actual unemployment rate in 2012, the cyclical rate of unemployment was also around 3%.
Answer:
The answer is 13500$.
Explanation:
a) at P = 150$, Qd = 80.
b) at P = 150, Qs = 20.
c) produce surplus = 1/2 x 20 x (150 -100)
= 500$.
d) at equilibrium, P = 250 $
= 1/2 x 60 x (550 -100)
= 13500$.
