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Answer:
NO , 100 shares purchase of GMS is not included in GDP
Explanation:
GDP is gross value of final goods & services produced by an economy in its domestic territory during a financial year .
Purchase of 100 Shares of General Motor stock is not included in GDP : Because it does not lead to any new production of goods & services , is mere transfer of ownership from company to shareholders . Similarly , Debenture selling is also not included
It is analogous to the rule of excluding second hand goods from GDP , since they have not lead to any new goods / services & are mere transferred from one owner to another .
However , any Brokage fee / commission paid related to either of these is included because it is factor income for a productive intermediary service. Also , returns on shares i.e Dividend (or even Interest on debetures) are included - since these are factor income to factors of production (capital component share) .
Answer:
STAFFING
Explanation:
STAFFING
This is the process of hiring candidates that are eligible for required positions in an organization or company. It is a managerial/ an entrepreneurial responsibility. It is the operation of recruiting employee by evaluating their skills, knowledge and then offering them specific job roles accordingly. Deena decision to hire two people for her own formal wear shop is the process of undergoing staffing in the formal wear shop.
Answer: $200 loss
Explanation:
When you purchase an option, you assume that the share price will gain a higher amount that the premium paid. In this case, it did not.
For this put option, you paid a premium of $500 ($5 * 100)
This is because there are 100 shares in each put.
The stock rises to $123 and you decide to sell at this price, you will achieve $300 increase on the shares:
(123 - 120) * 100 = 300
The shares had a gain of $300 but you paid $500, leaving you with a loss of $200 on the investment.