Answer: C. Technical skills
Explanation:
Technical skills are more practical skills that are needed for practical assignments. As Barry is now a mid-level manager, these skills are the least important to him.
This is because his work now requires more of him using his head so to speak. His work is now more conceptual because he has to set priorities and ensure that they are met as well as coordinate the activities of his department.
He also need to have more human skills to enable him build a strong and motivated team. These are the more required skills as opposed to technical skills.
I believe this is none of the above. If you think about it, you can’t choose to die or how much taxes cost. And stockholders usually don’t have anything to do with a partnership
Answer:
A. quantity of loanable funds demanded by firms decreases
Explanation:
Market for loanable funds represents a place of interaction between borrowers and lenders.
Quantity of loanable funds demanded represents need for the borrowers to avail funds.
Supply of loanable funds depends upon savings represented by the money banked by individuals. If consumption would be more, savings would be less and thus, supply of loananble funds will be less. This would raise the interest rate on loanable funds which would lead to a decrease in the quantity demanded of loanable funds by the firms.
Similarly, when the supply of loanable funds increases, this reduces the interest rate ,loans get cheaper and it becomes more convenient to avail loans and thus, quantity demanded of loanable funds by firms increase.
Answer:
The face value of each bond was $1,100
Explanation:
Hi, well, first we have to assume that all the future cash flows make sense to the owner of the bonds, that is, we are assuming that he paid the fair price for all the bonds and since they were 10, the price of each bond was $9,855.57/10= $985.56.
Now, we need to find the face value of the bond, taking into account that we planned to sell the bonds $50 less than its face value, therefore the equation that we need to solve for "X" (X being the face value of the bond) is:
Where:
Coupon = X * 8%
Yield = owner´s money yield
n = periods of payment
X = Face Value
So, it should look like this:
So, the face value of each bond was $1,100
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