How many years would you have to save up for a down payment on a house if you put down 52 % of the required down payment of $ 8,439, and you could find an investment that let you earn 9 % compounded 226 times per year? Report your answer to two decimal places.
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How much did the negative votes against the treaties or the euro in Denmark, France, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden reflect on the direction being taken by European integration, and how much did they reflect on domestic political dissatisfaction in these countries?
How much currency (cash) do you have in your wallet, on average? How much money do you keep in your bank account, on average? Why don’t you hold a larger average bank balance by paying off a smaller part of your credit card balance than you can afford to pay? Wouldn’t it be better to keep a bit more money in the bank? Almost certainly, that would not be a smart idea. Why? Because the opportunity cost of holding that money would be too high. If you have an outstanding credit card balance, the interest rate on that balance is the opportunity cost of holding money. By paying off as much of your credit card balance as you can afford, you avoid a high interest rate on the outstanding balance. Your demand for money is sensitive to this opportunity cost. Do you watch the Fed? Probably not, but you can learn to become an effective Fed watcher. In the process, you will become much better informed about the state of the U.S. economy and the state of the economy in your region. To become a Fed watcher, try to get into the habit of visiting the Fed’s Web site at www.federalreserve.gov. Type “Beige Book” in the Search tool and look at the latest Beige Book to see what is happening in your region. Also, keep an eye on the FOMC calendar for the dates of interest rate announcements. On these dates, check the media for opinions on what the Fed’s interest rate decision will be. After the decision is made and announced, check the Fed’s explanation as to why it made its decision.
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Access the U.S. Federal Reserve Website (The Fed), at www.federalreserve.gov. At the Fed’s website, TYPE “Beige Book” in the Search Tool. At this page, scroll-down to the search results, select FRB: Beige Book, and review the most current “pdf” format report.
Discuss and identity the Fed’s region where you reside, and briefly summarize the economic conditions and trends within your area; such as it relates to, 1) economic activity, 2) consumer spending, 3) construction and real estate activity, 4) manufacturing and transportation, 5) banking and finance, or 6) employment, wages, and prices.
How much annual depreciation will each partner have per the books and per the tax allocation assuming the partnership uses the traditional method? E. Explain the ceiling rule under Section 704(c) and how a partnership can eliminate the problem. F. Redo part d assuming the partnership uses the remedial method.
How might the vegetarian tree finch, which feeds on fruit, have evolved? Please Explain your choice.
How might the size of the NPV of a project or the magnitude of a project’s IRR be interpreted as an offset to a project’s risk? Find a real-world example of a situation in which a firm had a real option for a project, and discuss the implications of this for the NPV of the project. Discuss the concept of a firm’s “target” capital structure. How might this be determined? Why do retained earnings have a cost? What is the appropriate tax rate to use for a firm? How would this be determined?
IRR approach might favor small projects that have got high returns while the NPV approachfavors the investment that is making the investor the most money. It is better to accept lowreturns on a…
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How much force must be produced by the biceps brachii, attached at 90 degrees to the radius at 4.0 centimeters from the centre of rotation of the elbow joint, to support a weight of 95 newtons held in the hand at a distance of 32 cm from the elbow joint? Assume that the forearm and hand have a combined weight of 35 newtons and that their center of gravity is located 17 cm from the elbow joint.
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Write 2–3 pages in which discuss what you learn when you apply research terms to a couple of informal experiments. You do not need to conduct any experiments.Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. As such, it is essential to understand the methods that psychologists use to collect, analyze, and understand behavior.SHOW LESSBy successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and assessment criteria:Competency 2: Describe scientific research methods presented in scholarly psychology literature.Describe terms from research methodology.
In our daily lives, we often conduct little experiments to detect cause-and-effect connections.If you are interested in gardening, for example, you might try adding plant food to one bed of flowers but not another and then ask the question: Does the use of plant food (the independent variable) affect the size of the flowers (the dependent variable)? By comparing unfed plants (the control group) to those receiving plant food (the experimental group), you could then find out whether plant food is worth using.DirectionsFor this assessment, apply research terms to a sample informal experiment and think of an informal experiment of your own that you have either tried or might like to try. Please note that you are not required to conduct the experiment. The goal is to apply the terms to your idea for an experiment.Part 1Select an informal experiment from A or B below:A:Karl wants to determine whether adding a gas treatment to his full gas tank really does help increase the number of miles to the gallon his car gets. He suspects it does help but wants to test it to be sure he is getting his money’s worth for the treatment. He decides that for one month, he will track his gas mileage without the treatment. He records his gas mileage for the month. The next month, he adds the treatment each time he fills his tank. He records his gas mileage for the month and compares the mileage of the two months.B:Carolyn is frustrated that getting her third-grader son, Jacob, to complete his homework after school results in a daily argument. She wants to find a strategy that will reduce the struggle. She has always allowed him to watch TV or play for an hour before beginning his homework. She thinks that maybe having him complete the work before watching TV or playing will have better results. She decides to alternate the schedule for one month. During Weeks 1 and 3, she has Jacob complete his homework before playing and records the amount of time it takes him to get started on his homework. During Weeks 2 and 4, she switches to the former routine of allowing an hour of play time before beginning homework. She records the amount of time it takes him to get started on his homework. She compares the total times for the two approaches.For the informal experiment you selected from above, in full sentences describe each of the following components of the experiment:Hypothesis.Independent variable.Dependent variable.Possible extraneous variable.Part 2Think of an experiment you have conducted or might like to conduct. Describe your informal experiment, and then in full sentences describe each of the following:Hypothesis.Independent variable.Dependent variable.Possible extraneous variable.In your assessment:Describe how these terms relate to the science of psychology.Describe why it is important for psychologists to use the scientific method for understanding human behavior.Support your thinking with information from scholarly sources.Additional RequirementsWritten communication: Written communication should be free of errors that detract from the overall message.APA formatting: If you use sources, ensure that resources and citations are formatted according to current APA style and formatting guidelines.Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12-point.Length of paper: 2–3 pages.Structure: Include a title page and a references page.
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