- Companies buyback shares for a variety of reasons, including firm consolidation, increased equity value, and to appear more financially appealing.
-The disadvantage of buybacks is that they are frequently financed with debt, putting a burden on cash flow.
-Stock repurchases can have a modestly favorable impact on the economy as a whole.
Answer: The price that Liliana will pay for shipping the furniture may be higher than the amount she saved.
Explanation:
Liliana wants a new furniture for her apartment which she found on the website of the manufacturer. From the information given in the question, we were informed that she will save $500 when she buys from the manufacturer directly.
From the information provided, the deal is good since she'll save $500 but the only thing that might stop her from making the purchase is when the shipping fee is more than the $500 she'll save. In that case, buying the furniture isn't really worth it as other options may be considered.
Answer:
D. So that they have an easier time getting loans and credit cards
Explanation:
A credit score is a three-digit numerical that communicates reliability in debt repayments. Credit scores range between 300 to 850. Lenders seek to find the credit score for a borrower before advancing credit facilities to them. A higher credit score indicates a borrower is less likely to default on a loan.
Maintaining a high credit score enables one to obtain credit with relatively easy and at lower interest rates. Lenders feel comfortable extending credit to a customer with a high credit score. They consider them a low-risk borrower.
Answer:
<u>B. Mexico</u>
Explanation:
Historically the international debt crisis of early 1982 was pushed forward or precipitated when Mexico could not pay its international debts.
This occurred when Mexico told the IMF ( International Monetary Fund) that it could not pay its international debt. A problem which later spread to other countries.