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Gasland is small open economy. Its primary export is oil. Due to concerns about environment and pollution the rest of the world has shifted away from fossil fuel to alternative energy sources. This shift in preferences has adversely affected the exports of Gasland. Using the open economy model of Chapter 6, with net export dependent on real exchange rate, answer the following questions.

Answer: Introduction Gasland is a small open economy which primarily exports oil. However, the world has shifted away from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources, and this shift has adversely affected Gasland’s oil exports. This answer will use the open

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Debit Credit Capital Account 1735600.03 Sebastian Spin Capital A/c 1735600.03 Loans (Liability) 663725.00 Loan 663725.00 Current Liabilities 15150.93 FTA 15150.93 Fixed Assets 576665.00 BB-Computer & IT Equipment 4645.00 BB-Fitness Equipment 131925.00 BB-Furniture & Fixtures 10900.00 BB-Office Equipment 16780.00 BB-Set-up Cost 9925.00 Marina-Computer & IT Equipment 4500.00 Marina-Fitness Equipment 117980.00 Marina-Furniture & Fixtures 5700.00 Marina-Office Equipment 15660.00 Marina-Set-up Cost 72930.00 Tecom-Computer & IT Equipment 2000.00 Tecom-Fitness Equipment 130000.00 Tecom-Furniture & Fixtures 10650.00 Tecom-Office Equipment 16200.00 Tecom-Set-up Cost 26870.00 Current Assets 522792.26 Sundry Debtors 73317.21 Bank Accounts 449475.05 Suspense A/c Sales Accounts 12810698.60 Amazon Training Equipment Sales 19684.30 BB-Fitness Food and Beverages Sales 29305.12 BB-Home Training 35908.78 BB-Membership Sales 3076882.08 BB-Single/Trial Session sales 69993.22 BB-Super Burner 742.86 BB-Training Eqp. and Rent Sales 195098.48 Marina-Fitness Food and Beverages Sales 37020.57 Marina-Home Training 78147.08 Marina-Membership Sales 3703726.84 Marina-Single/Trial Session sales 46641.33 Marina-Super Burner 1544.47 Marina-Training Eqp. and Rent Sales 210305.66 Sales to Hotels 192771.53 SHZ Road-Membership Sales 10778.08 SHZ Road-Single/Trial Session sales 280.95 Tecom-C9 638.10 Tecom-Fitness Food and Beverages Sales 34771.03 Tecom-Home Training 29541.49 Tecom-Membership Sales 4385168.46 Tecom-Single/Trial Session sales 94967.52 Tecom-Super Burner 495.24 Tecom-Training Eqp. and Rent Sales 283695.32 Training Eqp. and Rent Sales 245550.09 Training Equipment 27040.00 Direct Expenses 307181.23 Purchase – Beverage A/c 6007.50 Purchase – Nutrition and Protein 20411.23 Purchase – Training Equipment 280762.50 Indirect Incomes 57.62 Round Off 57.62 Indirect Expenses 4155839.73 Misc. Expense 41496.25 Accounting and Tax Consultancy Fees 57000.00 Advertising Expenses 621897.77 Amina Commission 1835.00 Bank Expenses 9214.72 BB-Electricity & Water Charges 14316.40 Chiller Charges 112519.48 Cleaning Expenses 18382.50 Commission 4000.00 Commission on Card Sales 181671.22 Commission to Trainers 72068.00 General Expenses 17390.20 Governement Fees 62764.42 IT Expenses 58986.35 Management Consultancy Expense 14100.00 Marina-Chiller Charges 3708.87 Marina-Electricity & Water Charges 18308.03 Marketing Expenses 22370.27 Merchant Fee 4832.33 Office and Admin Expenses 364449.04 Parking for Customers A/c 69394.11 Postal Charges 1050.00 Printing Expenses 11798.60 Promotional Expenses 283464.26 Regulatory Charges 1157.70 Rent 550681.99 Salary 1352825.00 Software and related services 6683.11 Tecom-Chiller Charges 6256.00 Tecom-Electricity & Water Charges 20088.14 Telephone and Internet Charges 144980.20 VAT Paid Not Recoverable 6149.77 Profit & Loss A/c 8335303.96 Grand Total 14561507.18 14561507.18

Answer Summary: This answer provides an explanation of the debit and credit capital account, loans (liability), current liabilities, fixed assets, current assets, sundry debtors, bank accounts, suspense account, sales accounts, direct expenses, indirect incomes, indirect expenses, and profit & loss

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1) A Phillips curve measures the relationship between: a) inflation and real GDP. b) the unemployment rate and the inflation rate. c) the level of the money wage rate and real GDP. d) unemployment and real GDP. e) potential and real GDP

Answer: Phillips Curve The Phillips curve is an economic concept which measures the relationship between the rate of inflation and the unemployment rate. The Phillips Curve suggests that there is an inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment – when one

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medium vs chanel

Comparing Medium and Chanel Medium and Chanel are two popular personal publishing and fashion brands, respectively. Medium is an online platform for writers and other content creators to publish their work. Chanel is a luxury fashion brand, known for its

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Re: USB Flash Drive Charity SalesDear students,We are pleased to announce that 50 USB flash drives will be sold for supporting a charity fundat $20 each at 3pm on 1 December 2023 at UG01. Each student could buy one until stock last.For enquiry, please call 3746-3746. Thank you.Best regards,Student AssociationBetty: It is a good deal. I plan to buy an USB flash drive if it costs me $50 or less.Walter: Me too.Betty: I would buy one from this Charity Sales. Let’s go together.Walter: Are you serious? 50 USBs for sales only. I think you have to queue up and wait from1pm at UG01.Betty: I think so. Are you with me?Walter: I have class from 1pm to 3pm on that day. I would choose to attend the lecture. Don’tyou have class from 1pm to 3pm?Betty: No, but to queue up, I have to skip badminton playing with friends for a week.Walter: Good luck!Suppose Walter changed his mind and queued up to buy an USB Flash Drive finally. Identifyone possible incentive that could change his decision. Explain with an example.

Answer: Incentives That Could Change Walter’s Decison A possible incentive that could change Walter’s decision to attend his lecture instead of buying an USB Flash Drive from the Charity Sales is financial gain. For example, if Betty offered to reimburse

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The many identical residents of Whoville love drinking Zlurp. Each resident has the following willingness to pay for the tasty refreshment: Quantity Willingness to Pay (Dollars) First bottle 10 Second bottle 8 Third bottle 6 Fourth bottle 4 Fifth bottle 2 Further bottles 0 The cost of producing a bottle of Zlurp is $3.50, and the competitive suppliers sell it at this price. (The supply curve is horizontal.) Each Whovillian will consume bottles and receive a consumer surplus of . Producing Zlurp creates pollution. Each bottle has an external cost of $1. Taking this additional cost into account, total surplus per person in the allocation you previously determined decreases to $ . Cindy Lou Who, one of the residents of Whoville, decides on her own to reduce her consumption of Zlurp by 1 bottle. Cindy’s consumer surplus (ignoring the cost of pollution she experiences) is now $ . Her decision total surplus in Whoville by $

Answer: How Much Consumer Surplus Does Each Whovillian Receive? Each Whovillian will consume 5 bottles and receive a consumer surplus of $18. Producing Zlurp creates pollution. Each bottle has an external cost of $1. Taking this additional cost into account,

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A successful advertising campaign by Coca Cola promoting its products willl have the following impact on the market for Pepsi Cola products, which is a competitor to Coca Cola: Question 39 options: The demand curve for Pepsi Cola products will shift to the right The demand curve for Pepsi Cola products will shift to the left. The supply curve for Pepsi Cola products will shift to the right. The supply curve for Pepsi Cola products will shift to the left. Question 40 (1 point)

Answer: The correct answer to the question is Option B: The demand curve for Pepsi Cola products will shift to the left. Explanation of the Correct Answer: When a successful advertising campaign by Coca Cola promotes its products, the demand

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Select one of the following which would cause a production possibilities frontier to shift outward? Question 27 options: An increase in the production of consumption goods An increase in the stock of capital, and/or technological advancement Bad weather A decision to fully utilize unemployed resources. A decrease in the population.

Answer The production possibilities frontier (PPF) is a curve that shows the maximum combination of two goods that can be produced with a given set of resources. A shift in the PPF outward is caused by an increase in resources,

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A capitalist economy has the following characteristic(s): Question 25 options: A capitalist system relies on the functioning of a market system In a capitalistic society, there is a freedom of enterprise and freedom of choice Government owns and controls the means of production All of the above a and b above

Answer: A Capitalist Economy A capitalist economy is an economic system based on a free market system which relies on the functioning of a market system for the production and distribution of goods and services. In a capitalistic society, there

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Write an essay about folding phones

Folding Phones: An Overview Folding phones are a new trend in the smartphone market. These phones combine the portability of a smartphone with the functionality of a laptop or tablet. They feature flexible screens that can be folded in half,

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Review each of the investment opportunities provided by Earll Investments and Pima Financial Trading. In a three paragraph essay (a minimum of 4-5 sentences), write an analysis of these opportunities that answers the following questions. Based on the evidence available to you, which investment opportunity is more likely to be fraudulent? What are the true risks of investment with this company, and does the company accurately describe these risks? What are the potential returns on an investment, and does the company accurately describe these returns?

Answer: Overview of Investment Opportunities Earll Investments and Pima Financial Trading offer investment opportunities with different levels of risk and return. Earll Investments offers a more conservative approach with lower risk and a lower return, while Pima Financial Trading offers

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in human words give example of diversification

What is Diversification? Diversification is an investment strategy that involves spreading out investments across a wide variety of different asset classes, industries, or other categories in order to reduce risk. The idea is that by diversifying, you are less exposed

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define hypothesis testing in human words

What is Hypothesis Testing? Hypothesis testing is a statistical method used to compare observed data with expected data in order to make an inference about a population or the relationships between variables. It is used to determine whether the differences

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An economy consists of a competitive production sector that converts capital (K) and labor (L) into cars (C). The production function is C = K^0.5*L^0.5 . The representative consumer consumes cars and leisure. Her utility function is u(C, L) = ln(C) + ln(T − L), where “ln” is the natural logarithm function; the total amount of time available for the consumer is T , hence her leisure is (T − L). The total amount of K owned by the consumer equals 1. Denote the unit price of C by p and the unit prices of K and L by r and w, respectively. The goal is to find the Walrasian general equilibrium of this economy.

Answer: Walrasian General Equilibrium of an Economy The Walrasian general equilibrium of an economy consists of a production sector that converts capital (K) and labor (L) into cars (C) with the production function C = K^0.5*L^0.5, and a consumer who

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An economy consists of a competitive production sector that 11 converts capital (K) and labor (L) into cars (C). The production function is C = K 2 L2 . The representative consumer consumes cars and leisure. Her utility function is u(C, L) = ln(C) + ln(T − L), where “ln” is the natural logarithm function; the total amount of time available for the consumer is T , hence her leisure is (T − L). The total amount of K owned by the consumer equals 1. Denote the unit price of C by p and the unit prices of K and L by r and w, respectively. The goal is to find the Walrasian general equilibrium of this economy.

Answer: Walrasian General Equilibrium The Walrasian general equilibrium of an economy consists of a competitive production sector which converts capital (K) and labor (L) into cars (C). The production function for C is C = K2L2. The representative consumer consumes

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show step by step solution and detailed calculations .Ms. Apple Noche is a conservative investor. Since she learned that bonds are low risk, she tried her first RTB from Land Bank of the Philippines. If a P130000 bond certificate issued under her name matures after 10 years where redemption is at 105%, find the nominal yield if she invested P115300 for a semi-annual coupon rate of 3%.

Answer: Calculating the Nominal Yield of an Investment Bond In order to calculate the nominal yield of an investment bond, you will need to know the face value of the bond, the amount of money invested, the coupon rate, and

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show step by step solution .Ms. Apple Noche is a conservative investor. Since she learned that bonds are low risk, she tried her first RTB from Land Bank of the Philippines. If a P130000 bond certificate issued under her name matures after 10 years where redemption is at 105%, find the nominal yield if she invested P115300 for a semi-annual coupon rate of 3%.

Answer: Calculating Nominal Yield of a Bond The nominal yield of a bond is the rate of return that the bondholder will receive over the lifetime of the bond, taking into account the coupon payments, the redemption value, and the

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show clear solutionMs. Apple Noche is a conservative investor. Since she learned that bonds are low risk, she tried her first RTB from Land Bank of the Philippines. If a P130000 bond certificate issued under her name matures after 10 years where redemption is at 105%, find the nominal yield if she invested P115300 for a semi-annual coupon rate of 3%.

Answer: Ms. Apple Noche invested P115300 for a 10-year bond with a redemption of 105%. The bond has a semi-annual coupon rate of 3%. To find the nominal yield, we need to calculate the present value of the bond and

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Ms. Apple Noche is a conservative investor. Since she learned that bonds are low risk, she tried her first RTB from Land Bank of the Philippines. If a P130000 bond certificate issued under her name matures after 10 years where redemption is at 105%, find the nominal yield if she invested P115300 for a semi-annual coupon rate of 3%.

Answer: Ms. Apple Noche can calculate the nominal yield of her investment using the formula for bond yield to maturity. The yield to maturity of a bond is the internal rate of return of the bond, or the rate of

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show Complete solutions. A man deposited P6,000 at a rate of 10% per annum. However, to add more fund, he deposits P500 per year that started one year after he deposited the P6,000. If he is withdrawing P1,500 per year for his expenses, for how long will the fund last and what will be the balance in the fund after the last withdrawal was made?

Answer: Complete Solutions for a Man Depositing and Withdrawing Funds This question examines the length of time that a man’s fund will last, and the balance in the fund after he withdraws the last amount. The man initially deposited P6,000

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show solutions A man deposited P6,000 at a rate of 10% per annum. However, to add more fund, he deposits P500 per year that started one year after he deposited the P6,000. If he is withdrawing P1,500 per year for his expenses, for how long will the fund last and what will be the balance in the fund after the last withdrawal was made?

Answer: Man Depositing and Withdrawing Money from a Fund A man deposited P6,000 at a rate of 10% per annum. He then added P500 each year following the initial deposit. If he is withdrawing P1,500 per year for expenses, the

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show complete solution .A car dealer advertises the sale of a car model for a cash price of P280,000. If purchased on installment, the required down payment is 15% and the balance payable in 18 monthly installments at an interest rate of 1.5% per month. How much will be the required monthly payments?

Answer The required monthly payments for the car model will be P19,233. The total cost of the car model is P280,000, and the down payment will be 15% of that, which is P42,000. The remaining balance of P238,000 will be

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A car dealer advertises the sale of a car model for a cash price of P280,000. If purchased on installment, the required down payment is 15% and the balance payable in 18 monthly installments at an interest rate of 1.5% per month. How much will be the required monthly payments?

Answer: Calculating the Monthly Payment for a Car Model A car dealer is offering a car model for sale at a cash price of P280,000. If purchased on installment, the customer will need to pay a 15% down payment and

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