Answer:
Garth is a "REVOLVER "
Explanation:
Garth is a "Revolver" type of credit user, because he doesn't pay up the monthly payments on his card in full and on time, instead he carries debts over to the other months by paying in monthly installments
Based on the type of credit user Garth is, when picking up a credit card Garth should consider going for credit cards with low interest rate/APR charges and a longer grace period as well.
Answer:
According to the Washington post article, prices of healthcare cost, utilities and housing has increased faster than social security benefits.
According to it, social security grew 43% between 2005 and 2015. But, monthly housing cost rose by 44% while renting cost increased 56%. Further, price of heating oil increased 159% and price of electricity by 63%. Lastly, cost of landline phone service increased by 52%.
So the answer is electricity, heating oil, and rent.
Answer:
$215,000
Explanation:
Goodwill is the excess of purchase consideration over the net asset of a company. It is an intangible asset
Good will = Purchase consideration - net asset
Net assets is the difference between the company's assets and its liabilities.
Net asset = $135,000 + $275,000 + $500,000 - $655,000
= $255,000
Goodwill = $470,000 - $255,000
= $215,000
Goodwill for this transaction is $215,000.
Answer:
B. Dominant Strategy
Explanation:
A dominant strategy is one in which the individual wants higher payoff regardless of its others choice. In this strategy the individual does not consider what other players strategy is. They are looking for maximizing their returns.
In the given scenario Joe is also considering dominant strategy as he is not concerned with what strategy Sam will follow. Joe wants to keep its price at $3 per gallon even if Sam cuts the price.
The price of one country's currency expressed<span> in terms of </span>another country's currency<span> is: A. by </span>definition<span>, </span>one<span> unit of </span>currency<span>. ... A. exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and </span>another currency<span>. B. exchange rate between two </span>currencies<span>, neither of which is generally the U.S. dollar.21</span>
