Answer: Survey
Explanation:
In discipline such as the applied statistics, survey methodology is referred to as the process under which one studies sampling of an individual unit from the population and thus associated techniques or methods of the survey data collection, i.e. questionnaire construction. The survey methodology tends to include the instruments or the procedures which ask one or few more questions which may be answered.
<span>Nerdherd electronics is definitely using Cost-plus pricing strategy.
In this case Nerdherd electronics determined their selling price based on a specific dollar amount markup to the televisions unit cost.
The question says three different sizes of television, so it is same television but different sizes and the bigger the size of the television the higher the unit cost.
So the bigger sized television unit cost added to the dollar amount mark up will be different from the smaller size television unit cost added to the dollar amount. Resulting in the three different sizes of the television having different selling prices.</span>
Answer:
The issue price of the bond is $ 487,598 as calculated in the attached
Explanation:
The issue price of the bond is the present value of the future cash flows payable by the bond.The discount factor with which to multiply the future cash flows to arrive at present value is modified by dividing the rate by 2 to show that interest is payable semi-annually and also by multiplying n, the number of years by 2 to indicate that the interest would now be paid at a time that doubles the original time horizon.
The formula for present value in the case is :FV/(1+10%/2)^n*2
In calculating the present of coupon interest received in the first six months,the coupon interest is calculated $520000*9%/2=$23400,then the present of this amount is gotten by multiplying $23400 with (1+10%/2)^1*2
Find detailed computation in the attached.
The par value of $520000 is added to the last interest as it payable then.
Answer:
Interest rates and bond prices vary inversely
Explanation:
The relationship between interest rate and bond prices can be seen in the bond pricing formula. Given a series of coupon payments (C) paid over the lifetime (ranging from "1" through "i" to "n") of a bond, and given that the bond will repay the principal investment (F) at maturity, the price of the bond is
where "r" is the interest rate.
As seen in the formula, the price of the bond (P) is inversely related to the interest rate (r).
Option A is incorrect because interest rates and bond prices vary indirectly, not directly. Option C is incorrect because interest rates and bond prices are related. Option D is incorrect because vary inversely irrespective of inflation and recession.
