<span>Partner users should be able to own account and opportunities. This will make the partner users feel valued and involved. The sharing model should also be checked and assessed when the partner portal is turned on. This is done to make sure the model is correct and well adjusted to the partner portal.</span>
Answer:
A. 6.82%
Explanation:
Yield to Maturity is a discounting rate which equals all the cash outflows related to bond with the present /current market value of bond. YTM is calculated by trial and error method. Since the options are available in the question, we can use those options to find out correct YTM.
First we are taking YTM 6.82%
Semi-annual YTM = 3.41%
Coupon Interest semi annual = 1000*5.2%*1/2
= $26
No of times interest paid = 10*2
= 20
Present Value of bond
= Coupon Interest*PVIFA (YTM, 20) + Par Value x PVIF (YTM, 20)
= 26*PVIFA (3.41%, 20) + 1000*PVIF(3.41%, 20)
= (26*14.32884) + (1,000*0.511386)
= 372.55 + 511.39
= $884
At YTM 6.82% all the future cash flows of bond is equals to its current value.
Therefore, The correct YTM is 6.82%
Answer:
The correct answers are letters "B" and "C": Market control by a few large firms; Either homogeneous or differentiated products.
Explanation:
An Oligopoly is when a small group of two or more companies dominates a market. Oligopoly firms may consent to <em>market collusion</em>, and <em>create barriers</em> to new trade entry. If the companies do not, they are likely to be forced to lower their prices and open the market to newer smaller companies.
The <em>ability to set prices, having homogeneous or distinctive products </em>and <em>price rigidity</em> are some other characteristics of oligopolies.
Question attached:
Answer:
Paraphrasing plagiarism
Explanation:
Here the student committed paraphrasing plagiarism because even though there was an in-text citation, he failed to give a bibliographic reference as he should. Now although the student paraphrased his source(ie changed or rearranged sentence structure and words and not quoted word-for-word) he would not have been said to have committed plagiarism if he had properly referenced(not only in-text) citation the work