Answer:
I will lay out China's GDP growth rate in the last years:
YEAR GDP GROWTH RATE
2018 - 6.6%
2017 - 6.7%
2016 - 6.7%
2015 - 6.9%
2014 - 7.3%
2013 - 7.7%
2012 - 7.8%
2011 - 9.5%
2010 - 10.6%
2009 - 9.4%
2008 - 9.6%
2007 - 14.2%
2006 - 12.7%
2005 - 11.3%
2004 - 10.1%
2003 - 10.0%
2002 - 9.1%
2001 - 8.3%
2000 - 8.4%
1999 - 7.6%
1998 - 7.8%
1997 - 9.2%
1996 - 9.9%
1995 - 10.9%
1994 - 13.0%
1993 - 13.8%
1992 - 14.2%
China was growing a lot in the first years of the 1990s. The last half of the decade saw less grow because of the Asian financial crisis,
During the mid 2010s, China was again growing ove 10% every year. This boosted the world economy, for example, Latin America, because this region is an important provider of raw materials such as coal, oil and soy.
China was not seriously affected by the 2008-2009 financial crisis, or by the 2011 European debt crisis.
However, in recent years, the country has been growing less, probably because as it develops more, it tends to grow less. Same thing has happened to every developed country in the world. In fact, advanced economies like the United States or Germany rarely grow above the 2% rate per year.
Answer:
C. $43.33
Explanation:
FCF1 = $75.00
Constant growth rate = 5%
WACC = 10%
Total firm value = FCF1/(WACC-g) =$1,500
Value of debt & preferred=$200
Value of equity = $1,300
# of shares = 30
Value per share = equity value /shares =$43.33
Answer:
E. a 17-year-old single parent who has just been laid off and is looking for a new job
D. a student who quit college to look for a modeling job in New York
Explanation:
who <u>would </u>be counted as unemployed?
The unemployed rate only considers unemploye people in the labor force who is actively looking for a job currently.
<u>A and C:</u> As this lady cease to looking for a job it will not be considered part of the labor force same case for the student. Is not part of the labor force as it not looking for a job right now,
<u>F and G: </u>these people are employeed so count as employees.
B. an able-bodied 53-year-old who took an <u>early retirement</u> package from her employer Is retired and we aren't given with the information is looking for a job. So, it will not count as unemployeed
D and E are both willing to work and are looking actively for a job.
Thus, they count as unemployed.
Answer:
1 they take a lot of time
2 when you come back, you don't want to do the homework
3 you are tired
