Invisible hand.
The invisible hand is Adam Smith's theory that markets left on their own will automatically adjust to the production and consumption that most benefits all involved.
Answer: Discussing about the services and inexpensive items in the menu.
Explanation: In the given case, Leila's target customers are the students in college campus. The college students do not have a lot of money to spend. Therefore, she should inform the audience about the inexpensive items in the menu that they can purchase.
She can also persuade them by telling them the services provided by cafe. The nearness of the cafe from the campus could save time of the students, thus it could be a good point to attract the students.
I would say that an intrinsic risk factor would be like poor balance which can happen as a person ages, plus loss of muscle tone and these two things together, coupled with an extrinsic factor like outside uneven ground can contribute to a fall and perhaps broken bones as bones can get more brittle with age too.
Answer:
Explanation:
1. Shareholder's Equity = 4 billion
shares outstanding = 60 million
Book value/ share = 4000/60 = $66.66/ share
Market value / Book Value = 1.7
Market value of stock = 1.7*66.6=$113.22
2. EBITDA or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization
Enterprise value (EV) = Market value of equity . + Market value of debt. - Cash
=4bill + 8bill - 320million
=12 billion -320 million
=1.168 billion
Answer:
1. a. A bond issued by a government that is engaged in a civil war.
2. 1. The Standard & Poor's 500 is an example of a stock index.
Explanation:
A key part of the interest rate on a bond is the risk attached to the issuer of the bond. A government engaged in civil war is definitely riskier than the stable government of Japan because there is a chance that they might not even pay if they are defeated and a new government comes in. Such a government will therefore issue at a higher rate to cater for this risk.
The Standard and Poor's 500 is indeed an example of a stock index and it is used to gauge the performance of 500 large companies on various exchanges in the U.S. A corporation can either increase, decrease or maintain stock price by issuing stock so option 2 is wrong. Option 3 is wrong as well because trading stock on an organized exchange does not bring in any revenue for the issuing firm.
