Identify and explain, if and how the new changes of IFRS 9
introduced by the standards can prevent
(or resolve) the problems (financials) inherent within the banking
industry.
In: Accounting
What are some of the industry-wide changes responsible for the evolution of management contracts?
In: Finance
What are some of the industry-wide changes responsible for the evolution of management contracts?
In: Finance
A stock trader at a brokerage firm has noticed that price changes in the shares of Summer House Bakery each trade are dependent upon the previous trade's price change. Her observations can be summarized by the following transition matrix. (We are assuming +1/8, 0, -1/8 are the only possible price changes for this stock).
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Next Price Change |
||||
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Most Recent Price Change |
+1/8 |
0 |
-1/8 |
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+1/8 |
.7 |
.2 |
.1 |
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0 |
.3 |
.4 |
.3 |
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-1/8 |
.2 |
.1 |
.7 |
|
A) Provide a system of equations to find the long run behavior of the stock’s price changes.
B) Find the long run probability corresponding to each price change state.
In: Statistics and Probability
7. The depth of water in a bay changes due to the tide. On one particular day, the depth can be modeled by ? = 6 cos (2π/11) + 7, where ? is hours since midnight, and ? is depth in metres.
a) Calculate the depth of the water at midnight.
b) At what rate is the depth changing at 4:00 a.m.?
c) At what time, between midnight and noon is the water level rising fastest?
In: Math
how can this pandemic changes the global economic flow or the oil flow?
In: Economics
Explain why and how a company's performance on the stock market is driven by changes in the stock market expectations, not just by the company's actual performance.
In: Finance
The time taken by the multiplier process to act on changes in aggregate expenditures and affect the economy is part of the
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a. |
effectiveness lag. |
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b. |
recognition lag. |
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c. |
transmission lag. |
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d. |
decision making lag. |
Suppose a bank has $500,000 in deposits, a required reserve ratio of 20%, and reserves of $125,000. Then this bank has excess reserves of
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a. |
$375,000. |
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b. |
$125,000. |
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c. |
$100,000. |
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d. |
$25,000. |
An expansionary monetary policy ____ the money supply, causing the real interest rate to ___ and planned investment to ___
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a. |
increases, increase, increase. |
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b. |
increases, increase, decrease. |
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c. |
decreases, increase, decrease. |
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d. |
increases, decrease, increase. |
If the economy turns down and as a result more people become unemployed and receive unemployment compensation, this is an example of
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a. |
discretionary expansionary fiscal policy. |
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b. |
automatic expansionary fiscal policy. |
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c. |
discretionary contractionary fiscal policy. |
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d. |
automatic contractionary fiscal policy. |
In: Economics
• What is the present level of unemployment in China?
Identify and explain any changes in the unemployment levels over
the past five years.
• Plot the unemployment rates for the last five years on a line
graph.
In: Economics
How do changes in planned expenditures affect the aggregate demand curve?
A. The aggregate demand curve shifts to the left autonomous consumption, autonomous investment, autonomous net exports, or government purchases increase, or if taxes decrease
B. The aggregate demand curve shifts to the right if autonomous consumption, autonomous Investment, autonomous net exports, government purchases, or taxes increase
C. The aggregate demand curve shifts to the right autonomous crumption, autonomous investment, autonomous not exports, government purchase, or taxe decrease
D. The aggregate demand curve shifts to the right if autonomous consumption, autonomous Investment, autonomous net exports, or goverment purchases increase or if taxes decrease
In: Economics