Answer:
(A) The cash surplus can be used for a variety of purposes. In the short-term, they may replace their car, buy better furniture, or more quickly pay off their home. TRUE
(B)Alternatively, they may purchase stocks and bonds, or increase their savings for future needs. TRUE
(C) Investments in the stock market are generally designed to increase an individual's future wealth, the purchase of bonds typically allows one to at least retain their purchasing power, while investment in savings accounts provide liquidity. FALSE
Explanation:
(A) The currency can be used to anything he owner wants.
(B) Correct, the ecnomics always define that a person after receiving his income has only two option available. It can used in consumer goods. Or it can saved to invest
(C) The reason the stock and bonds exist is to raise fund for companys whichyield a return. The company takes the most benefit from this system as it would be difficult to convince a single peroson to invest a large amount in his business. Through sotck it can ask for fewer amount to more people but, this people will receive an income but it won't become rich for a couple shares.
As this part is not true, then the whole sentence must be catalogate as false.
Answer:
yeah it will be worse than ever
Explanation:
in both cases
Answer: I believe it's C, because it says that there are many different prices, and it makes sense because there are so many different selling sites
Answer:
The correct option is D) The design of the study suffers from selection bias.
Explanation:
In research, Selection Bias occurs when the researcher decides who the respondents are or those who are being evaluated or studied.
Every research ought to be designed in such a way that the respondents are selected at random.
In the information provided, the respondents were selected from a group of people who on a balance of probability were already inclined to decline because it was a list of dissatisfied customers. The chances of them declining to respond or responding with a negative were higher than the chances of them indicating that they would buy and this defeats the purpose of the research. The research ought to have also included a sample of respondents who didn't have the product, who had enjoyed the services of the company and were content, those who didn't even know what the product did until they got the survey.
That way holistic information can be obtained from the research about how different sets of people will react and not just those who are already dissatisfied with the company's product(s).
Some of the ways to avoid selection bias in research are:
- To employ the use of random techniques selecting sample sets from populations.
- To check that the traits or characteristics of the larger population are well represented in the samples selected
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