A)
- Firstly convert $3000000 into CAD
So, CAD is 3405221.33938
- Invest CAD in Canada 5% for 1 year
- In t= 1yr realize canadian investment with interest so, CAD on maturity
= CAD 3405221.33938 (1+ 0.05)
= CAD 3575482.40634
- Again now convert CAD into US $ so, equivalent US $ realised on conversion = CAD 3575482.40634 * $0.865/ CAD
= $ 3092792.28148
- US repayment = $ 3000000*(1+ 0.02)
= $ 3060000
That's why,
Profit over the year = $3092792.28148- $3060000
= $32792.28148
B) doesn't depreciates relative to USD
C) appreciates relative to Canadian dollar
D) BEEX = US$ borrowings to be repaid with interest/ CAD realized with interest on maturity
= $3060000/ CAD 3575482.40634
= 0.8558
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Answer:
a. $1,200
Explanation:
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Number of training hours = 40 hour
Cost per hour = $30
Total cost = Number of hours * Per unit cost
Total cost = 40 * $30
Total cost = $1,200
Answer:
Fixed-ratio; variable-ratio
Explanation:
Paul’s telephoning is reinforced on a fixed-ratio schedule, whereas Michael’s is reinforced on a variable-ratio schedule.
A fixed ratio reinforcement schedule: They are a set number of responses that must occur before the behavior is rewarded. This means the number of responses to be exhibited by an individual in order to be rewarded is fixed.
Fixed-ratios are better used to optimize the quantity of output.
Variable ratio reinforcement schedule: The number of responses needed for a reward varies. This implies that the number of responses to be rewarded varies according to requirement. It is a partial reinforcement.
Explanation; A product is said to have reach its saturation point if such a product is no longer generating new demands due to factors such as competition, decreased need, obsolescence, etc.
Answer: C). the GDP deflator but not in the consumer price index.
Explanation:
GDP deflator is a measure of the prices of all the goods and services produced in a country. While, the CPI is a measure of only the goods that are purchased by the residents of a country. In addition to this, GDP deflator includes only goods produced domestically and not foreign goods. While, CPI includes prices of all the good that consumers buy including foreign goods.
Thus, a decrease in the price of domestically produced nuclear reactors will be reflected in the GDP deflator and not in the CPI.
