Answer:
Explanation:
Firms still choose to go for an IPO for the following reasons;
1. Majorly, it is a means of generating revenue. Revenue is generated when stocks are sold to the public.
2. It is also a means of reducing risk, The cost of running the business is spread across many investors, so is the risk.
3. There is reduction of the overall cost of capital and gives the company a more solid standing when negotiating interest rates with banks.
4. Companies can easily offer up stocks instead of cash in the acquisition of other companies or in the case of mergers.
5. Having stocks listed on NSE is a means of public exposure
Investors choose to buy stocks of IPO firms because the initial offering is usually at a low rate since the firm is still small and relatively unknown. This stocks bought at a cheap rates have the chance of rising thus generating gains for the investors.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Uber can invest in foreign markets for other reasons stated except to build the profit sanctuary necessary to wage guerrilla offensives against global challengers endeavoring to invade its home market
If this is an opinion question, then my answer would be that the companies should chose where their products are distributed. This can be based off of their product availability, company income, and other factors such as how well they sell their shoes. This can affect how able they are to supply shoes without generating money back from the schools.
Answer:
They should provide both healthy and unhealthy foods in the drinks to satisfy the needs of the people
Explanation:
Answer:
The answers are : Stable financial system; Strategic location; High literacy rate.
Explanation:
Singapore is a small island, highly populated country without much natural resources and little resources are paid to agricultural sector and energy sector thus lack of self-sufficiency in regard to water, food (due to limited land, lack of water supply and high labor cost). Currently, more than 40% of the country's water consumption are exported from Malaysia.
However, thanks to its strategic location lying in the center of the trade flow between the America, Europe, Middle East - Africa and Asia and the heart of Asia; its stable financial system which is one of the financial centers of Asia and the world due to its pretty open economy; its highly-educated citizens ( according to UNESCO Singapore literacy rate has been going up from nearly 83% in 1980 to more than 97% in 2018), the country is among one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
