One of the three economic questions deals with deciding

a

what goods and services should be produced.

b

what the costs of production should be.

c

how goods and services will be marketed.

d

how consumers will receive products.

This year, Jonathan sold some qualified small business stock that he acquired in December 2010. His basis in the stock was $100,000 and he sold it for $400,000, resulting in a $300,000 gain. How much of Jason's gain is taxable?

A company's net profit Margins M, expressed as a percent is determined using the formula M = 100l/R where I represent net income and R represent net Revenue.

Inventory costing methods place primary reliance on assumptions about the flow of:a. goodsb. costsc. resale pricesd. values

Assume that a $1,000,000 par value, semiannual coupon US Treasury note with five years to maturity has a coupon rate of 6%. The yield to maturity (YTM) of the bond is 11.00%.

What is fiat money? A. an asset that has the ability to be easily converted into the medium of exchange B. money that has value independent of its use as money C. money issued by financial intermediaries, such as banks, but not the central bank D.

In the micro frame analysis of intercultural conflict, you focus on

If Rosa expects interest rates to fall for the next 10 years, she should invest her money in? A) 10 year bonds B) treasury bills C) one year cd D) money market account

The following data has been provided for a compan most recent year of operations: Return on investment 40 % Average operating assets $ 45,000 Minimum required rate of return 19 % The residual income for the year was closest to: Multiple Choice: A.

Suppose the exchange rate between the US and Japan changes from $1=100 yen to $1=110 yen. What would happen to the prices of American goods in Japan?

What is the major difference between owner-occupied housing and cooperative housing?