dentify THREE (3) major differences between primary market and secondary market.

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Q: Question 6 Categories of Fiscal policy include: Discretionary and Personal O None of the above…

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Q: State the difference between secondary market and primary market.

A: Financial Markets refer to the place where financial assets or securities are being created,…

Q: Explain THREE problems associated with the reliability and measurement of fair values.

A: Introduction: Fair value reporting is a difficult financial reporting standard because financial…

Q: Trade off Theory states that:

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Q: What is a primary market?

A: Financial Markets refer to the place where financial assets or securities are being created,…

Q: Distinguish between (5) privateand public markets

A: Answer: Primary markets: These markets operate to provide the public with the shares or services are…

Q: What is a market order? What is a limit ordrer?  how are each executed?

A: Market order is a type of instructions in the stock market to purchase or sell the securities…

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Q: Describe Trade-Off theory.

A: Trade-Off theory suggests that there is an optimal capital structure that maximizes the value of the…

Q: Define dealer market

A: Answer: Usually, secondary market is a place in which investor will buy and sell securities between…

Q: Define each of the following terms:g. Lessee’s analysis; lessor’s analysis

A: The lessee's analysis how leasing an asset is less expensive than the purchasing of the asset.

Q: Define Trade discounts.

A: Business:   It refers to a commercial activity involving buying and selling of a product or a…

Q: Describe the steps to apply Core Revenue Recognition Principle.

A: Revenue recognition principle: Revenue recognition principle refers to the revenue that should be…

Q: Which of the following is not an established method of translation? O a. Forward method O b.…

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Q: Define Monetary/non-monetary method

A: Monetary and Non-Monetary Method Monetary Assets/Liabilities - Assets/Liabilities whose value…

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A: A hurdle rate is the minimum rate of return expected by a manager or investor on a project or…

Q: three reasons for such expectation gap

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Q: Define sales allowance.

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A: Identify five differences between reserve and allowance:Allowance for Doubtful Accounts: This is a…

Q: Define the Equal-Payment Series?

A: Answer: The main goal of this investment method is to calculate the present value of equivalent…

Q: Distinguish between primary markets and secondary markets

A: Primary-market-The primary market is the place where the new bonds, stocks, etc are sold to acquire…

Q: Differentiate between spot and forward exchange rates

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Q: Define Mark to market

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A: Ratios are relative in nature and not absolute and therefore possess some weaknesses as well.

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Q: Explain the meaning of a "trade balance"

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