1. The Party ordered to pay a draft is the <u>drawee</u>
2. Instruction that directs a bank not to pay a check that has been lost or stolen is a <u>stop payment order</u>.
3. Party to whom commercial paper is made available is the <u>payee</u>.
4. Unconditional written order by one person that directs another person to pay money to a third person is a <u>bill of exchange.</u>
5. Type of draft by which a bank depositor orders the bank to pay money, usually to the order of a third party or to the bearer of the instrument is a <u>check</u>.
6. Person who executes or draws the draft and orders payment be made is the <u>drawer</u>.
7. The drawee's promise to pay the draft when due is called <u>acceptance</u>.
8. Unconditional written orders or promises to pay money are called <u>commercial paper.</u>
9. To refuse to pay when due is called <u>dishonor</u>.
10. The person who executes a promissory note is the <u>maker</u>.
Answer:
D. Shortages abound due to the fact that the government cannot rely on good information.
Answer:
a. equal to its marginal cost and grant a subsidy to cover the loss
Explanation:
In a competitive market there is allocative efficiency non fixing of prices.
The price of commodity is equal to it's marginal cost.
A socially optimal level of output is produced thereby demand will equal marginal cost.
A monopolist however will not set price that is equal to marginal cost normally. Instead they will less goods at a higher cost and charge higher price on it.
If a government wants to regulate a monopoly the best option will be for the monopolist to set a price equal to its marginal cost and government grant a subsidy to cover the loss
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Answer:
a. Nper = 30
Explanation:
PMT = 45
FV = `1000
Price Pv = -1180
Rate (YTM) = ?
Using the MsExcel Rate function to derive YTM
Nominal annual yield to maturity = Rate(Nper, Pmt, -Pv, Fv) * 2
Nominal annual yield to maturity = Rate(30, 45, -1180, 1000) * 2
Nominal annual yield to maturity = 7.04%
b. Nper = 10
PMT = 45
Call Price = 1090
Price Pv = -1180
Rate (YTC) = ?
Using the MsExcel Rate function to derive YTM
Nominal annual yield to call = Rate(Nper, Pmt, -Pv, Fv) * 2
Nominal annual yield to call = Rate(10, 45, -1180, 1090) * 2
Nominal annual yield to call = 6.31%
C. Yes, the bond issue should call because the YTC is less than the YTM.