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approaching management, then she is likely to assume that a worker or an
average worker would prefer to be directed in which they would rather to be
ordered or consulted directly.
Answer:
A. Milk
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Answer:
option (C) 8.8
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Common stock outstanding = 267.9 million shares
Market price = $68 per share
Value of common stock equity reported = $2.067 billion
Now,
Market value = Market price × Number of Common stock outstanding
= $68 × 267.9 million
= $18,217.2 million
= $18,217,200,000
Book value = $2.067 billion = $2,067,000,000
therefore,
NetApp's market/book ratio = $18,217,200,000 ÷ $2,067,000,000
= 8.81 ≈ 8.8
Hence,
Answer is option (C) 8.8
The correct explanation is option (a), "short selling stock-index futures contracts".
<h3>What is short selling stock-index futures contracts?</h3>
When you buy a futures contract to "short sell," you are doing so with the intention of selling it later at a lower (ideally) price. Unlike the stock market, there is no requirement for financing.
The working of short selling stock-index future contracts is-
- The concept is to obtain anything you don't already own on loan, sell it, and then return it.
- Even though you will now receive the funds, you still owe the money you borrowed.
- You eventually have to return it.
- You make money if you can later purchase it for a lower price.
The future contract can be shorted by-
- By locking in a price through the directional hedge known as shorting the basis, any asset price changes are effectively eliminated until the futures contract expires.
- When shorting the basis, a long hedger prefers a narrowing in the basis.
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