False.
If the price of a product goes up by 10% and the quantity demanded goes up by 20% the product is a GIFFEN GOOD.
An inferior good is a good that decreases in demand if income increases. These are the goods that people opt not to buy when their purchasing power increases.
So lets say we have two investment opportunities. A new convenient store in your neighborhood or a new shopping center more than 5 miles away from where you live... What would you invest in well lets look at the pros and cons of each investment. So even though the new convenient store is right around the corner from you and prices are low the new shopping center has better products, warranty and higher prices unlike the convenient store closer to you. So we have an investment budget of $1000 dollars and want to spend it wisely we need to access what has a better chance of being successful with what you put into it. So the convenient store will reach less people has a bargain price but also doesn't have security cameras. Even though the shopping center has great employees, top-of-the-line products, high security, and a great establishment but also has flaws. What are you gonna invest in, will you take risks? My personal opinion is that I would invest in the shopping center because more people would be attracted to it because of the quality of service and products. So it would have a better probability in success and good use of my money.
Answer:
The correct answer is Spot market.
Explanation:
The spot market or spot market is one in which both the transaction and the settlement of an operation coincide on the same date. Although it is considered cash market when delivery occurs up to a maximum of 2 days later.
In spot markets, transactions are usually settled within a day or two after the date of purchase / sale. This is what is understood as a settlement in D + 1 or D + 2. The transactions are also closed at the current price on the asset in question that exists at the time of the transaction. This is one of the main differences between the cash market and the futures market.
Answer: 15.42%
Explanation: PV ( present value) = $21,320
FV (Future Value) =$ 32.1 million.
Years(y) = 1947-1998 = 51years
r = (FV/PV)^(1/y) - 1
r = ( $32,100,000 / $21,320) ^ ( 1/51) - 1
r = ( $1505.6285)^ ( 0.0196) - 1
r = 1.15421 - 1
r = 0.0154205 X 100%
r = 15.42%
They are prone to corrosion and are not as strong
