The final payment is <u><em>not </em></u>a fee that contributes to the original cost of leasing an automobile, option B is the correct answer.
<h3 /><h3>How is leasing charged?</h3>
The first payment is, predictably, the same as one month's rent.
A lender or lessor will impose an acquisition fee to offset the costs of establishing a loan or lease agreement.
A disposition fee, sometimes known as a turn-in fee, is a cost associated with returning a rented vehicle.
Therefore, final payment doesn't contribute to leasing a car.
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Economic policies of the Republican controlled congress redefined the character of the federal government by changing <span> the way it was viewed as by implementing Clay's program and creating an integrated national banking system that won support by farmers, workers and entrepreneurs that bolstered the Union's ability to fight a long war. Hope this answer helps.</span>
Answer:
C. Relevant range of production
Explanation:
Answer: Economics studies the behaviour of human beings when there is scarcity and choices have to be made.
Explanation:
Economics is a social science i.e study of human behavior in relation to the manufacturing, distribution and consumption of products. Economics focal point is the interaction and behaviour of economic agents (households, firms and governments) and how economies work.
Economics is divided into microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics deals with the small elements in the economy such as interaction of markets and prices of certain products. Macroeconomics deals with the whole economy and issues discussed include unemployment, economic growth, inflation etc.
Answer: The response options are wrong, those that correspond according to what I found on the internet are:
All of the following are necessary to calculate the total purchase price for a Municipal bond traded on a yield basis in the secondary market EXCEPT:
A. Coupon rate
B. Yield to Maturity
C. Dated date
D. Trade date
<u>The correct answer is "C. Dated date".</u>
<u>Option "C" is correct because to calculate the price of a bond it is not necessary the day of issuance of the bond, is enough with its YIELD TO MATURITY, RATE CUPON AND YEARS TO MATURITY.</u>
