A looseningloosening of the labor market will cause

A. the aggregate supply curve to shift down.

B. the aggregate supply curve to shift up.the aggregate supply curve to shift up.

C.the aggregate demand curve to shift left.the aggregate demand curve to shift left.

D.the aggregate demand curve to shift right.

When the labor market is? tight,

A. wages? fall, and the aggregate supply curve shifts down.

B.wages? rise, and the aggregate supply curve shifts down.

C.wages? rise, and the aggregate supply curve shifts up.

D.wages? fall, and the aggregate supply curve shifts up.

How does a company decide whether or not to shut down? What is the rule they should follow? Explain in your own words what the rule would be.

You are purchasing a 2015 Chrysler 200 for $19,400, with 20% down. The balance will be financed at 7.6% over seven years with monthly payments. Monthy Payment= $238.82

Total Interest Charges= $ 4,540.60

Find:

How much interest is saved if you increase monthly payments by $50?

Five years later you sell for $5,000, and you must pay off the remaining loan balance when sold. What is your net cash position after selling?

Note: average auto depreciation is almost 50% in three years; Chrysler has poorest resale of all domestic manufacturers.

Please complete assingment in Excel.

Assume a regular up and down price pattern can be found in the behaviour of an illiquid (non-highly traded) stock listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. It is unlikely that an individual investor can profit by trading frequently because of _________.

Select one:

a. frequent brokerage commissions

b. large negative price impact for large trade sizes

c. high bid-ask costs

d. All of THESE are correct

The standard deviation of returns on a risky asset can never be negative.

Select one:

True

False

Maximization of firm value may actually not occur because ________

Select one:

a. managers may act to benefit shareholders in detriment of credit-holders.

b. controlling shareholders may make decisions that are beneficial to them at the expense of minority shareholders.

c. All of the THESE are correct.

d. managers may use their job to enrich themselves at the expense of shareholders and credit-holders.

A cab drives down a pedestrian and leaves the scene. There are two taxi companies in the city: green taxis and blue taxis.

85% of taxis are green, 15% are blue.

A witness has identified the taxi as blue. It is assumed that witnesses are able to identify the correct taxi color in 80% of the cases and mistake 20% of the cases.

What is the likelihood that the taxi involved was blue? What mistakes are common to do in this type of problem? commentary.

A rectangular loop is made by a metal bar that slides down a set of parallel rails of negligible resistance in a vertical gravitational field g. The rails are connected together by a third rail of negligible resistance The resulting loop is in a uniform, vertical magnetic field B. First assume there is no friction between the bar and the rails. (a) Does the bar acquire a constant velocity and if so what is it? (b) Now take the coefficient of kinetic friction between the bar and the rails to be µk. In this case does the wire acquire a constant velocity and if so what is it? (c) Show how your answers in (a) and (b) are, or are not, consistent with the principle of the conservation of energy. (c) If the direction of B is reversed, do your answers in (a) or (b) change? Explain

A home is purchased for $153200. The homeowner pays $30640 down and finances the balance for 30 years at 7.5% compounded monthly.

a. Find the size of the payments rounded up to the next cent.

b. How much of the first payment is interest?

c. How much is still owed on the loan just after 110 payments.

d. What is the owner's equity after 110 payments?

e. How much is owed just before the 110 payment is actually made?

Just after 110 payments are made, the loan is refinanced at 6% compounded monthly.

a. If the duration of the original loan remains the same, find the size of the new payments rounded up to the next cent.

b. If money is worth 5.25% compounded monthly to the homeowner, what is the present value of the savings in interest at the time of refinancing?

c. If the homeowner continues with the original payments, find the number of full payments required to pay off the loan. full payments

d. Find the size of the smaller concluding payment at the end of the next month.

The diagram shows a mass after it slides down the inclined plane. There is a static
friction coefficient of 0.5 and a kinetic friction coefficient of 0.3 between the box
and the incline. The angle of the incline is 30 degrees , and the box has a mass of 4
kg . The starting height at the top of the ramp is 0.8 meters (and the distance along
the ramp is 1.6 meters ).
A) Prove, with numbers, that the box, if let go from rest at the top of the ramp
*will* start to slide down?
B) Calculate the magnitude of the energy “lost” due to the work done by friction
(in Joules).
C) Calculate the speed of the box at the bottom of the ramp (in m/sec).