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Answer:
$4,110 and 12.08%
Explanation:
The computation of the dollar return and the percent return is shown below:
Dollar Return = (Ending Value − Beginning Value) + Income  earned
where, 
Ending value is 
= $126.69 × 300 shares 
= $38,007
Beginning value is 
= $113.39 × 300 shares
= $34,017
And, the income earned is 
= Dividend per share paid × number of shares owed
= $0.40 × 300 shares
= $120
So, the dollar return is 
= $38,007 - $34,017 + $120
= $4,110
And, the percentage return is 
= (Dollar return ÷ Beginning value) × 100
= ($4,110 ÷ $34,017) × 100
= 12.08%
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
what's the qstn then ? r u frm nepal ?
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
(D) internal locus of control; external locus of control
Explanation:
According to the behavioral descriptions from both Ryan and Micheal in the question, we can say that In marketing terms, Ryan is said to have an internal locus of control and Micheal has an external locus of control. 
Internal locus of control is when people believe that they have control over the outcome of events in their lives, while people with an External locus of control usually blame an external force (higher power) for all the events happening in their lives.
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Answer:
The answer is Letter B, appraisal index
Explanation:
Because appraisal index returns are based on estimates of property values.  Estimating values tends to introduce smoothing into returns data, appraisal index returns are likely to have lower standard deviations than index returns based on repeat sales, trading prices or REIT trading price.