ISGM does not consider the impact of the changes in the interest rates on the following:

Select one:

a. NIM

b. NII

c. Net worth

Changes to the slope of the yield curve :

a. Highlight the need for risk measures such as duration

b. Realigning the portfolio's duration

c. Have little effect on the value of a well diversified portfolio of bonds

d. Impact the value of floating rate securities more than the value of fixed coupon securities

When a variable that is named on an axis of a graph changes, the curve shifts.

a. true

b.false

An inelastic supply increases. Compare the size of the changes in prices and quantities with the size of those changes that would occur the same increase in an elastic supply. The effects of an increase in an inelastic supply will be:

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a

a larger change in equilibrium quantity and a larger change in equilibrium price.

b

a larger change in equilibrium quantity and a smaller change in equilibrium price.

c

a smaller change in equilibrium quantity and a larger change in equilibrium price.

d

a smaller change in equilibrium quantity and a smaller change in equilibrium price.

e

The changes in equilibrium quantity and price will be the same in both cases.

Explain the purpose and use of the Statement of profit or loss, Statement of changes in equity, Statement of financial position (also known as the Balance Sheet) and of the Statement of cash flows. Explain why the Statement of cash flows differs from the Statement of profit or loss (125 words).

Changes in valuation for trading securities are reported as _____.

1. unrealized gains or losses on the income statement under Other Income (Loss)
2. accumulated unrealized gain or loss in the stockholders' equity section of the balance sheet
3. an amortized cost of the investment on the balance sheet
4. None of these choices are correct.

Changes in valuation for available-for-sale securities are reported as _____.

1. unrealized gains or losses on the income statement under Other Income (Loss)
2. accumulated unrealized gain or loss in the stockholders' equity section of the balance sheet
3. an amortized cost of the investment on the balance sheet
4. None of these choices are correct.

The daily changes in the closing price of stock follow a random walk. That is, these daily events are independent of each other and move upward or downward in a random matter and can be approximated by a normal distribution. Let's test this theory. Use either a newspaper, or the Internet to select one company traded on the NYSE. Record the daily closing stock price of your company for the six past consecutive weeks (so that you have 30 values). Decide whether the your 2 data sets are normally distributed by creating a histogram or a boxplot. Please attach your histogram or boxplot as a Word document in your post. Please do NOT answer the discussion in your attachment; answer on the discussion board. Discuss your results. What can you say about the stock with respect to daily closing prices and daily changes in closing prices. Which, if any, of the data sets are approximately normally distributed? NYSE - GE Date Closing Stock Price 1/2/19 8.05 1/3/19 8.06 1/4/19 8.23 1/7/19 8.74 1/8/19 8.56 1/9/19 8.5 1/10/19 8.94 1/11/19 8.94 1/14/19 8.9 1/15/19 8.73 1/16/19 8.98 1/17/19 9.14 1/18/19 9.06 1/22/19 8.66 1/23/19 8.73 1/24/19 8.78 1/25/19 9.16 1/28/19 8.93 1/29/19 8.9 1/30/19 9.1 1/31/19 10.16 2/1/19 10.19 2/2/19 10.21 2/3/19 10.63 2/4/19 10.47 2/5/19 10.06 2/6/19 9.81 2/7/19 10.03 2/8/19 9.81 2/12/19 10.31 Sample Size 30 Mean Median Standard Deviation Minimum Maximum

Why is it useful to use elasticities to compare the responsiveness of demand to changes in price for different types of health services? Provide an example to explain.

Which of the following changes will shift the demand curve for Advil to the left?

(a) Increase in the price of Advil

(b) Increase in family income

(c) Increase in the price of a substitute for Advil

(d) Increase in the price of a complement to Advil 5.

(e) None of the above