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2 years ago

What is meant by internet?

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love history [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

internet is a vast computer network providing communication and information throughout the world and it is easily accessible nowadays ❤️

Andrei [34K]2 years ago

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what is internet?.

the internet can be defined as network of networks.

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The development of a nationwide computerized job bank listing of all job openings would be most likely to reduce cyclical unemployment.

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When the abilities that people in the economy have to provide and the skills that employers need from employees do not match, structural unemployment results.

<h3>What is frictional unemployment?</h3>

The time between quitting a job voluntarily and finding another is known as the frictional unemployment period.

<h3>What is natural unemployment?</h3>

The lowest rate of unemployment brought on by actual or voluntary economic forces is known as natural unemployment, or the natural rate of unemployment.
The number of persons experiencing natural unemployment indicates those who are jobless as a result of the structure of the labor force, such as those who have been displaced by technology or those who lack the necessary skills to find employment.

<h3>What is cyclical unemployment?</h3>

The portion of overall unemployment that is specifically caused by cycles of economic expansion and contraction is known as cyclical unemployment.
Typically, unemployment increases during economic downturns and decreases during boom times.

Therefore, the development of a nationwide computerized job bank listing of all job openings would be most likely to reduce cyclical unemployment.

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1 year ago

In business, managers and employees are faced with many decisions. Management writer Ken Blanchard and religious leader Norman V

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Answer: In order to answer this, we must first add the options. They are as follows:

A. Am I acting fairly?

B. Is it balanced?

C. How will it make me feel about myself?

D. Will it help me further my career?

E. Is it legal?

The correct option is D. Will it help me further my career. This is a question that should NOT be asked when facing an ethical dilemma.

Explanation:

Ethics are moral principal that guide one's actions and attitudes. Now, all the options above can be properly weighed using ethical standards.

An Ethical dilemma is a situation in which a choice must be made between two options, neither of which will resolve the situation in an ethically acceptable manner.

We will analyze the options one after the other.

Let us start with option A. Am I acting fairly?

When faced with an ethical dilemma, one good question to ask is if an individual is acting fairly, that is, are they acting according to accepted ethical standards? If one's actions go contrary to ethics, then they should probably not undertake such an action. Therefore, this question SHOULD BE ASKED.

Option B. Is it balanced?

Balance here talks about equality. In this case this question looks at whether the action will favour one party over another, or if it will favour everyone equally. Therefore, this question SHOULD BE ASKED.

Option C. How will it make me feel about myself?

This question looks at the after effect of an action, if the action will make you feel good or bad about yourself later on. If the action will make you feel good, then it should be undertaken, but if it will make you feel bad, it should not be undertaken. Therefore, this question SHOULD BE ASKED.

Option D. Will it help me further my career? (Correct option)

This is a wrong question to ask when experiencing an ethical dilemma because it is not a question about ethics or morals, only career advancement, and it does not focus on the right or wrong of an action. Also, this is a selfish question to ask and it does not take into consideration the effect that the action will have on others. This question should therefore, NOT BE ASKED, because it is not a proper reflection of one's ethics.

Option E. Is it legal?

This question looks at the legality of an action, therefore illegal actions should not be undertaken, while legal actions should be pursued. This is a question that SHOULD BE ASKED.

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2 years ago

A municipal bond is paying a 6% annual yield. An equivalent risk corporate bond is paying 7%. Investors with a tax rate of ____

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Answer:

The correct answer is 25%

Explanation:

To calculate the value of the tax rate to decide on the municipal bond, we must take the information of the annual yield minus the expenses associated with this product, on the interest of the corporate bond:

Tax Rate = 1 - (0.0525 / 0.0700) = 25%

In this way, 25% or more, is a percentage of the tax rate that can make them decide on the municipal bond option.

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Vince’s Vehicle Repairs has a gross profit margin of 60% and a net profit margin of 22%. Turnover was £180000. Calculate:

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Answer:

Vince's Vehicle Repairs

The Cost of Sales is:

= $72,000.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Turnover = $180,000

Gross profit margin = 60%

Net profit margin = 22%

Gross profit margin = Gross profit/Turnover * 100

60% = Gross Profit/$180,000 * 100

Therefore, the Gross Profit = $180,000 * 60%

Gross Profit = $108,000

Cost of sales = Turnover - Gross profit (100% - 60%)

Cost of sales = $180,000 - $108,000

= $72,000

Alternatively, Cost of Sales:

= $180,000 * (100% - 60%)

= $72,000

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You manage a risky portfolio with an expected rate of return of 17% and a standard deviation of 29%. The T-bill rate is 8%. Your

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Answer:

13.85% and 18.9%

Explanation:

As in this exercise we have a free risk asset we will assume that the t-bill has a standard deviation of 0%, so let´s firts calculate the expected return:

$E(r)=r_{1}*w_{1} +r_{2}*w_{2} +....+r_{n}*w_{n}$

where E(r) is the expected return, $r_{i}$ is the return of the i asset and $w_{i}$ is the investment in i asset, so applying to this particular case we have: