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20 Which of the following is the positive impact of inflation? Inflation makes debtors pay less in real return. Fixed-income people have the same income but a high cost of living. A lender will not have the option to earn interest. Inflation causes the real value of saving for a saving person to eroded.
Which of the following is a consequence of inflation a. An increase in economic growth b. An increase in the purchasing power of money c. A decrease in the unemployment rate d. A decrease in the purchasing power of money Please provide the correct answer ###@@@@####@@#$$$$$$$
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If banks suddenly start to pay interest on all demand deposits, their interest rate margin would: a) become larger b) become smaller c) be unaffected
The higher the receivables turnover, the O higher the collection period. O more liquid the company's receivables are. O higher the credit sales. O poorer the receivables management.
Inflation O a. Results from too little money being issued. O b. Requires that people hold less money tolmake transactions. O c. Is the rate at which prices rise over time. O d. Is an increase of money in circulation.
5- Which of the following statements about "Cash From Operations/Interest Payments" ratio is correct? a) If it is 40% or less, it is safe, an decrease in the trend analysis is a positive indicator. b) 1 and above is safe, an decrease in trend analysis is a positive indicator 3 and above is safe, an increase in trend analysis is a positive indicator d) 2 and below is safe, an increase in trend analysis is a positive indicator
Question If the % of uncollectible accounts does not change, there cannot be a savings for this concept simply because of a decrease in sales. true or false?
what are the reason that the value of a dollar tomorrow is not the same as the value of a dollar today?
Q2-4 Exchange rate "overshooting" occurs because expectations a. adjust slower than prices. b. adjust at the same rate as prices. c. adjust faster than prices. d. do not adjust.
Present value of an amount lesser than its value that is to be received (paid) in the future because of what reason? a.Deflation causes investors to lose purchasing power when their pesos are invested for greater than one year. b.Investors have the opportunity to earn positive rates of return, so any amount invested today should grow to a larger amount in the future. c.Investments generally are not as good as those who sell them suggest, so investors usually are not willing to pay full face value for such investments, thus the price is discounted. d.Because investors are taxed on the income received from investments they never will buy an investment for the amount expected to be received in the future. e.None of the choices is a correct answer.

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If the % of uncollectible accounts receivable does not change, there can still be an increase in the loss for this concept simply because of an increase in sales. True or false?