Financing accounts receivable and inventory is known as
A) capital financing.
B) working capital financing.
C) long-term financing.
D) equity financing.
B
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Consider the following pieces of information:
a. According to Bonnie Reyes, president and chief operating officer of Better Investing, a national organization of investment clubs, women have traditionally made up about 60 percent of the membership of investment clubs. By contrast, less than a third of team-managed mutual funds on Wall Street have even one woman on the management team. b. Research conducted by professors E. Brooke Harrington and Max Planck concluded that mixed investment clubs, on average, outperformed the typical single-sex investment club. c. The lack of gender diversity in Wall Street could be influenced by its reputation, according to professor Harrington, "for being inhospitable to women." Source: Michael Hulbert, "Strategies: At some Funds, a Gender Communications Gap," The New York Times, October 7, 2007, Sunday Money, page 5. The information presented is an example of A) a negative feedback loop. B) marginal productivity theory. C) the absence of comparable worth. D) economic discrimination.
Refer to Scenario 8.2. The more elastic is demand for yachts,
A) the more Q will fall and the more P will rise. B) the less Q will fall and the more P will rise. C) the more Q will fall and the less P will rise. D) the less Q will fall and the less P will rise. E) the closer is the new equilibrium point to the old.
The components of consumption expenditure, investment expenditure, government spending, and spending on net exports (exports minus imports) make up _____________________.
a. aggregate demand b. aggregate supply c. economic demand d. economic supply
If the supply of aisle seats equals the supply of middle seats on an airplane, and the demand for aisle seats is _____________ than the demand for middle seats, then the equilibrium price of aisle seats will be ______________ the equilibrium price of middle seats
A) greater; higher than B) less; higher than C) greater; lower than D) less; the same as