A house in the UK was bought for £330,000 in 2005, and sold for £435,000 in 2020. What is the Capital Gains?
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An examination of the positive and negative impacts the postponement of the 2020 Olympics will have on all stakeholders involved.
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What is the current data on the plague 2019-2020? frequency? prevelance? incidence? mortality? morbidity?
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Do anyone have any study questions for TEAS reading and English 2020 please.
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How much has the financial crisis 2020 affected globalization and how is it looking in the future?
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In order to protect the U.S. steel industry, the United States has levied a tariff on imports of foreign steel from many nations. Which of the following effects would an import tariff on steel be likely to have? (Check all that apply.)
Quantity of steel imported would go down | |
Prices paid by U.S. steel buyers would go up | |
Prices received by U.S. steel producers would go down | |
U.S. government revenue would go down | |
Income to foreign exporters of steel to the USA would go down |
To protect U.S. tart cherry producers against low-priced foreign competition, the United States is considering a tariff. Which of the following effects would an import tariff on tart cherries be likely to have? (Check all that apply.)
Income to foreign producers of tart cherry would go down | |
Prices received by domestic producers would go up | |
Prices paid by consumers would go up | |
Government revenue would be unchanged | |
Quantity imported would go up |
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Consider a binomial model with three dates t = 0, 1, 2, two events “up” and “down” at date 1, and two date-2 successors (“up” and “down”) of each date-1 event. The price of the risky asset is S0 = 50 at date 0 and moves up by factor u = 1.3 or down by factor d = 1 each period. One-period risk-free rate of return isr = 0.2, the same at dates 1 and 2.
(i) Find strictly positive state prices and risk-neutral probabilities.
(ii) Find date-0 price of European call option on the risky asset with expiration date 2 and exercise price 60. Find date 1 prices of the option in events “up”
and “down.”
(iii) Suppose that the call option is American so that it can be exercised at date
1. Is it better to exercise the option or sell it at date 1 in event “up”? Do the same comparison for event “down.” Would the price of the American option at date 0 be different from the price of the European option? Explain.
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Kash Company is reviewing its December 31, 2020 unadjusted trial balance and determines that a sale in the amount of $15,000 had been incorrectly recorded as a debit to sales and a credit to accounts receivables. The correcting journal entry at December 31, 2020 is:
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Debit accounts receivables and credit sales $30,000 |
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Debit accounts receivables and credit retained earnings $30,000 |
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Debit retained earnings and credit sales $15,000 |
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Debit accounts receivables and credit sales $15,000 |
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3.Following 2 decades of relatively low fertility, the US had a baby boom (sharp increase in fertility) from about 1950 to 1970, then declining fertility since then. [15 points] a.Draw and explain age pyramids for the US in 1990 and 2020. b.What is the NAIRU? What do the letters stand for, and what does it mean in plain English? c.Explain how changes in US fertility over time and the shape of the age pyramids affected the NAIRU in 1990 and 2020.
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