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______ buy and sell stolen property as one of the many ways that they make a living. they typically keep some of the profit and

share some with the community. associational fences associated receivers neighborhood hustlers amateur receivers

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Future value will be larger with smaller compounding period; $373.4 more would be earned with shorter compounding period.

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Future value if semi-compounded annually:

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Rate = 0.04÷2 = 0.02

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