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The source of the _ for loanable funds is saving. demand supply market interest rate The source of the _ for loanable funds is i

Vsevolod [243]

Answer:

The source of the supply for loanable funds is saving.

The source of the demand for loanable funds is investment.

The interest rate represents the price of a loan.

Explanation:

Note: The question is merged together and it is first separated before answering the it as follows:

The source of the _ for loanable funds is saving. Options are: demand, supply, market, or interest rate.

The source of the _ for loanable funds is investment. Options are: interest rate, market, supply, and demand.

The _ represents the price of a loan. Options are: interest rate, loan term catch-up effect, or rate of inflation.

The explanation is as follows:

The process through which borrowing occur is described by the market for loanable funds. In the market, what determines the supply of loanable funds is the amount of savings. The determinant of demand for loanable is the investment an individual wants to carry out.

The market is therefore market where suppliers of loanable funds and investors who need loanable funds meet. The interaction between the savings of the supplier and investment of the borrowers therefore determines the interest rate which is the price and the amount of loan.

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3 years ago

North Company has completed all of its operating budgets. The sales budget for the year shows 50,820 units and total sales of $2

NikAS [45]

Answer: Sales 2,250,000

Explanation:

variable cost 1,250,000

25 x 50,000

Gross Profit 1,000,000

Fixed Cost

Selling & Administrative 300,000

Operating income 700,000

interest expense

10,000

non- controllable expenses 10,000

non-controllable income 690,000

income taxes 200,000

net income 490,000

Explanation:

the interest expense is not part of the operating cost, those cost are not part of the business activity. It is on the non-controllable expenses

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3 years ago

What are the benefits of naming a secondary beneficiary in a will? Check all that apply. It could prevent a will from going into

Gnom [1K]

Answer:

• It could prevent a will from going into probate

•It avoids confusion if the primary beneficiary on dies first

•It allows for another option if the primary beneficiary cannot inherit it

Explanation:

A Secondary beneficiary otherwise known as contingent beneficiary is a person or an entity who has been named in a Will, insurance policy or trust to inherit assets therein should the main or primary beneficiary dies before the grantor.

Secondary beneficiary is important because should the primary beneficiary dies first, he is entitled to the benefits therein inorder to avoid confusion as to who should inherit the deceased's assets. It is also important because it provides other option where the primary beneficiary is not able to inherit the will i.e not found at the time of grantor's death or disclaim inheritance in the will, the secondary beneficiary inherits same and also prevent the will from going into probate i.e allowing it to pass through the court process which is oftentimes time consuming .

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4 years ago

Which one of the following statements is true about a $1,000, 6% annual coupon bond that is selling for $1,012? The yield-to-mat

Leviafan [203]

Answer:

The correct statement is "the current yield is less than 6%".

Explanation:

A bond only sells at a premium if the yield to maturity is less than the coupon rate. So the first statement is false.

Current Yield = $\frac{Annual Coupon}{Current Bond Price} =\frac{60}{1,012}=0.059$ . The second statement is correct.

If the yield to maturity is equal to the coupon rate, the bond should be selling at par i.e the market price of the bond should be $1,000, therefore the 3rd statement if incorrect.

The current yield can only equal the coupon rate if the bond is selling at par. Therefore the last statement is incorrect.

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3 years ago

The following is not an example of risk aversion a. Individuals tend to gamble more with their money when the future is uncerta

vodomira [7]

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "A": Individuals tend to gamble more with their money when the future is uncertain.

Explanation:

Risk aversion in Finance describes an investor who is just willing to accept a small level of risk on his investments. A risk-averse investor likes less risk and is prepared to accept fewer returns because of his choice. In a few words, risk aversion represents the likelihood investors prefer to secure their investments instead of risking more expecting higher returns.

Thus, individuals gambling more when the future is uncertain reflects an opposite scenario to risk aversion.

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4 years ago