Answer: decrease U.S. net exports and increase Chinese net exports
Explanation: All things the same, the Chinese is exporting while the American store is importing. As the Chinese is exporting, the net export (the difference between a nation's exports and imports) in China increases and as the American is importing, the net export in America is decreasing.
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Answer:
2. If two investments have the same expected return, the investment with the greater risk is preferred.
Explanation:
The statement above is clearly incorrect. If two investment are expected to return the same amount of money to the investor, then, the investor will seek the investment that has a lower risk, because risk, as the meaning of the word implies, is a variable that may impede the realization of the return.
No rational economic agent or investor would choose the riskier investment in this situation.
Answer:
Incremental cash flow= $1,369.863~ $1,370
Explanation:
In accrual accounting, accounts receivable gives a measure of revenue that a business has earned.
Given the annual revenue as $25,000. To get the daily revenue
Daily revenue= Annual revenue/ 365
Daily revenue= 25,000/365
Daily revenue= $68.493
Customers are expected to pay within 20 days, so for every 20 days
Incremental cash flow= 20 days* 68.493
Incremental cash flow= $1,369.863~ $1,370
Answer:
These are the options for the question:
a. lowering GDP
b. raising GDP
c. leaving GDP unchanged
And this is the correct answer:
b. raising GDP
Explanation:
Going out to eat at a fast food restaurant such as McDonald's is usually (not always) more expensive that buying groceries, and preparing meals at home. This means that eating out increases spending, raising GDP.
Eating out also increases spending on gasoline, tips to waiting staff, and even on merchandise, because it is frequent that parents buy toys to kids while eating out. All this actions contribute even more to increasing GDP.
