Answer: you would say that carter does not have a good finance in order to have the bank to give him a lown in order to get a lown you have to have a good job and good amount of money to pay it off in the future
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Answer: The business shown in the graph had a net income or gain. The reason being is one quick glance shows that the business shows its revenue and assets in a teal blue. That teal blue is well above owners equity, total liabilities, and total expenses.
The chart shows that the business is doing great and is pulling in massive profits. The chart also shows that whatever the business is doing they can continue to do so for a while until market or economic changes occur that would render their strategies ineffective.
Based on my financial statements I would likely use self financing. At the very least in the initial stages of the business. This is because I'd rather not owe anyone for a business that doesn't even generate revenue yet. However after the business is stable and more money is needed for growth then I would entertain the possibility of getting a grant or seeking an investor.
Explanation: I'm not sure this is the best answer but this question is more opinion than anything, try taking my answer as an example and work off of that in order to make yours more unique.
Transfer payments are not included in the GDP calculation because they are transfers of income within one organization or group to group. Transfer payments are not used to purchase a good or service. Examples of transfer payments are social security, students grants, unemployment pay and others.