They are problems that come from social/people and economic/money
Businesses face increased costs of finding/recruiting/training replacements.
• The pool of available skilled workers is getting smaller due to the high rate of HIV
infection.
• The costs of finding replacement employees and recruiting are high.
• Business need to invest money in programmes to educate the workers regarding
Costs such as insurance/retirement funds/health/safety are higher as a result of HIV for
the business.
• Businesses face increased costs of paying benefits like housing subsidies, medical care,
funeral care and pension funds.
• Staff morale might be low as they are concerned about their health thus lowering productivity
Answer and Explanation:
Given:
For portfolio A
Expected return of 12%
beta = 0.5
Risk premium for A = ?
For portfolio B
Expected return of 13%
beta = 0.4
Risk premium for B = ?
Risk-free rate of return = 5%
Computation:
For portfolio A
12% = 5% + (0.5 × risk premium for A)
risk premium for A = 14%
For portfolio B
13% = 5% + (0.4 × risk premium for B)
risk premium for B = 20%
short position "A"
Long position "B"
Answer: C. $200
Explanation:
Total revenue = price × quantity
= $20 × 10 = $200
A perfectly competitive firm is a firm that is a price taker; it doesn't set the price for its goods.
If the firm reduces the quantity produced, total revenue falls too.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Exchange rate helps to determine the value of money in the foreign currency. If the exchange rate changes from 1.8 to 1.5 francs per dollar it means that the franc per dollar appreciates, and the dollar depreciates. Now, more dollars can be bought by trading Swiss franc compared to the previous rate. A decrease in exchange rate decreases the value of the dollar compared to the Swiss franc.
Answer:
Three sources of financing to a business includes;
1) Angels (National Angel Capital Organization, NACO)
Wealthy and experienced retired industry leaders, that invest in startups, require transparency, and take charge of the supervision of the business management practices
2) Business Accelerator or Incubators (MaRS; MaRS Discovery District)
An incubator provide enabling environment and resources for startups to develop ideas before going into production
3) Bank Loans (Business Development Bank of Canada, BDC)
Bank provide loans to startup with a good idea and an accompanying excellent business plan, and personal guarantee
Explanation: