Which of the following is an investment? Select one: a. the purchase of a share of stock by a household b. the purchase of a corporate bond by a household c. a leveraged buyout of one corporation by another d. the purchase of a new printing press by a business

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A: According to Fisher's Equation, Real interest rate= (Nominal interest rate - Inflation).

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Q: Explain the difference between a flow variable and a stock variable. Classify each of the following…

A: Flow Variable -  Flow variables are the variables which measure over a period of time means . We can…

Q: True/False  If the real rate of return on investment is higher in the US than in Canada, capital…

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Q: Which of the following would be classified as private investment?   a. An individual’s purchase of…

A: Private investment: - It means the purchase of capital assets by private businesses, private…

Q: Which of the following is a capital (as opposed to land or labor) resource?        A. A computer…

A: A labor resource is some individual that posses some specialized skills and knowledge necessary for…

Q: Classify each of the following based on the macroeconomic definitions of saving and investment.…

A: Saving Investment   Neha borrows money to build a new lab for her engineering firm. no…

Q: Define and explain the internal rate of return on a new investment?

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Q: Mark, a U.S. citizen, buys stock in a British Shipping company.  In macroeconomics language, this…

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Q: Which of the following situations represents investment? Saving? Explain Your family takes out a…

A: The situation that represents investment or savings are as follows :

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Q: True/False and Explain If the real rate of return on investment is higher in the US than in Canada,…

A: True/False and Explain: If the real rate of return on investment is higher in the US than in Canada,…

Q: Which of the following represents stock variables?  (a) Wealth, saving and unemployment; (b) Gold…

A: The stock variables are those variables which measure at a specific point of time. For example, the…

Q: n increase in interest rates will increase economic investment.     1) True   2) False     b) The…

A: Answer a) Interest rates are fluctuated by the Federal bank to stabilize economic growth and…

Q: True/False  An increase in savings implies a decrease in consumption and therefore a decrease in…

A: The function of Income is given by Y= C+S, which means income(Y) is a combination of savings and…

Q: Investment is driven by all of the following except, the buying of stocks and bonds A on the open…

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Q: True or False: To economists, investment means buying stocks and bonds. True False

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Q: Which type of investment is called a mixed investment?

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Q: Briefly explain the accelerator model of investment

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A: Marginal propensity to consume is the proportion of the disposable income that a person wants to…

Q: Explain and compare the following terms: Saving intensity and break-even investment intensity.

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Q: Assume that a firm is considering building a factory that will cost $5 million. It believes that it…

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Q: Which of the following is true of saving and investment? a.Saving and investment can never be…

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Q: What is the break even investment

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Q: 28 Assume that a national restaurant firm called BBQ builds 15 new restaurants at a cost of $1…

A: Assume that a national resturant firm called BBQ builds 15 new resturants at a cost of $1 million…

Q: Find the value of the change in the stock if the Closing stock is 122 and the Opening stock is 102?…

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Q: An example of 'foreign direct investment' is: A) Holden building a factory in India. B) a British…

A: The answer is - B) A British investor buying shares in an Australian firm.

Q: Question 36 Which of the following will cause a reduction in output per worker (Y/N)? A a reduction…

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Q: Consider the following investment opportunity:

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Q: The above schedule indicates that if the real interest rate is 6 percent, then: Select one: a. $25…

A: Investment: It refers to the money which is invested by the government or private individuals. The…

Factor Models

Many attributes might be related to an asset's risk, including market capitalization (size), dividend yield, growth, price-earnings ratio, etc. The use of these traditional descriptors, however, presents a few problems: