Answer:
A. the markets cannot be allocationally efficient
Explanation:
If the U.S. capital markets are not informationally efficient, the markets cannot be allocationally efficient
Answer:
a. <u>FALSE</u>
b. A contract cannot forbid the assignment of the right to receive <u>funds</u> . Assignments also cannot be restricted for the transfer of <u>real estate</u> , also called a restraint against <u>alienation</u> . A contract cannot prohibit the assignment of checks or promissory notes, also called <u>negotiable instruments</u> . The right to receive <u>damages</u> in a contract for the sale of <u>goods</u> also can be assigned, even if the contract forbids it.
<h2>Basic research is the least likely to result in product innovation that have near-term commercial application</h2>
Explanation:
Basic research, is otherwise called pure research. This is the first step in production innovation. This is followed by "applied research", then "innovation development", then to go for "production-sales-market".
The information gathered here will be very light or a starter. It is not possible to foresee all the outcomes or the benefits which is achieved in the basic research.
We cannot even predict the types of research knowledge which might add a value to the future changes
I would have to say D. all of the above
Answer:
Quantity demanded and sold expected to increased by 3.75 units.
Explanation:
Use Price elasticity of demand formula to calculate the quantity demanded and sold:
Price Elasticity of Demand = Change in the Quantity demanded / Chang in Price
- 1.5 = Change in the Quantity demanded / 17.50 - 20.00
- 1.5 = Change in the Quantity demanded / -2.50
-2.50 x -1.50 = Change in the Quantity demanded
Change in the Quantity demanded = 3.75
Quantity Demanded = 10 + 3.75 = 13.75
