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Multiple Choice questions Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 Question 11 Question 12 Option b d b b c d d d c c a b spot market derivative market no arbitrage Question 2 Fundamental concepts of derivative markets: What are derivatives? Derivatives can be defined as the instruments whose value depends on the value of underlying assets which may be a commodity, metal, money currency, any stock or indices. The main purpose…

Question one Multiple choice Questions 1.1. E 1.2. B 1.3. E 1.4. E 1.5. B 1.6. B 1.7. B 1.8. B 1.9. C 1.10. D 1.11. B 1.12. B 1.13. D 1.14. B 1.15. B 1.16. B 1.17. D 1.18. C 1.19. B 1.20. A Question two Using a Production Possibility Curve (PPC), we can describe the production of two goods, X and Y Point b and c represent maximum attainable combination Point a represents unattainable combination Point d represents attainable but inefficient combination Question Three 3.1 A change in demand…

Libby Rianda English 102-3008 Instructor: Cheryl Cardoza October 12, 2015 What choice will you make? Poem Comparison: Robert frost and Stevie Smith In the Poems “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost and “Not Waving But Drowning” by Stevie Smith, they both talk about their struggles and situations in life. In the first poem, Frost (the speaker) has come to a fork in the path in the woods. The speaker becomes unsure which path to take and wants to go both ways. He eventually chooses the path…

consequence(s), whether good or bad, of your choice. Throughout this story many examples are found when key events that shape the story are dependent on the character’s choice in the situation. Later the reader finds how that choice has affected the character and those surrounding them. They then have to live with that because you cannot alter the past. But when the reader gets back to the original decision, the character had the free will to choose. There are multiple scenarios in which Ray…

beforehand because of the natural order of things. This conversation exists because of previous causes, and the causes had causes, and so on. Free will does not exit. Voice 1: I cannot bring myself to believe in such a thing. Obviously, there are multiple choices to make at any given moment and all the decision making happens in our “brain” we ultimately decide what we do. Voice 2: Don’t make me lau- Voice 3: Why not both? Voice 1 and Voice 2: What? Voice 3: I asked, “why not both?” because…

In today’s world, many students learn in diverse ways, however, some classrooms have not adapted to the multiple ways in which students learn. An example of the ways of learning is what Fleming (1995) recognizes as visual learners, auditory learners, reading and writing as well as students who learn better with kinesthetic techniques. These techniques can be utilized within the classroom to help student retain information better and to allow them to learn comfortably. Many students are able to…

so they need to consider their choices carefully to avoid potentially destructive consequences. Rita Dove’s language in the poem provokes the reader to think about the aftermath of making decisions. In the poem she wrote, “each desire has an edge,” (l. 2) the word edge at the end of the poem creates a new way to think of one’s desires. While reading edge, the first image that comes to my mind is the edge of a knife or a cliff. It implies that desire can go multiple ways. One side could be…

envision they have does not exist. Americans view the choices they are able to make as part of their freedom, for example, their ability to choose and place their input in politics. When Zinn discusses how Americans freedom is actually limited, he says, “And so we have the Democratic and Republican parties (chose a or b), but no others are really tolerated or encouraged or financed” (Zinn, 1). Zinn explains how the freedom is similar to a multiple choice test where answers a-d are options but e,…

towards the worst, involving multiple murders, and a gruesome suicide. I think the true intent of creating this story was to show the horrible effects of bullying, and especially the effects it causes with teenagers. While adapting it to be a musical brings many new additions, such as comedy, the true…

Sartre’s reason. Hence, you seem aware of the concept of existence precedes essence, however you abandon the notion of taking responsibilities of your choices by choosing ignorance; in turn, you condemned to your ignorance for you choose not to understand. Subsequently, you are in anguish, for choosing ignorance makes you a mark to your choice, therefore you condemned to your freedom in lieu of choosing ignorance which leads to despair, since you…