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    This week’s readings on family decision-making and financial literacy offered insight into the struggles low-income households face each month to survive, much less invest or save. In particular, the volatile and unpredictable nature of working hours, predicted income, and unforeseen expenditures affect low-income individuals’ ability to draw on resources and grow assets over the course of a lifetime. By necessity, low-income and asset poor individuals are unable to accumulate wealth to build…

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    Financial Budgeting

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    According to the Hoyle, Schaefer, and Doupnik (2013), “budgeting is an essential element of the financial planning, control, and performance evaluation processes of many” businesses and government entities (p. 706). Even though historical information is used to forecast activities, a budget is a tool to plan future transactions (Boyd, 2013). As a result, firms must use various budgets, such as operating and financial budgets to outline an organization’s financial plan. The primary purpose of…

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    Overview: Iterative statement is the programming language design feature that is going to be discussed. And the programming languages for which the feature is discussed are C, Perl, Prolog and Common Lisp. In C the three pre-defined iterative statements are for, while and do while. In Perl the pre-defined iterative statements include for, foreach, while, do while and until. In Common Lisp the pre-defined iterative statements include do, dotimes, dolist and loop (includes for and while) In…

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    Financial Accounting Quiz

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    so many capital. 3. This company is ASXlisted Company. c. 1. Other assets and Pre- payments 2. Provisions and Employee benefits d. e. Consolidated financial report contains the following items: assets, liability, income equity, expenses and cash flow. It can give a great look of this whole company. Q2. a. Contributed equity: This Company currently has 562 million shares which raised in the public. It can be calculated by the numbers of shares and price per share. Reserves: Share-based…

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    First, I would need the current interest rate on their savings and investment funds to figure their time value of money. I would need to know the education costs as well as in estimated annual inflation percentage rate. I would also weight the options and research low interest rate student loans versus overextending my finances. Secondly, we know the amount the medical facility costs each month, as well as the…

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    1. Dan Ariely and Chapter 3 - Financial Wellbeing (Gallup) make a similar point about relativity when it comes to our salaries and material possessions. Explain this point then discuss how this relates to a person's ability to build wealth over time. Both Dan Ariely and Chapter 3 in Financial Wellbeing make a similar point about what relativity has to do with personal salaries and material possessions. In both sources it shows how when people are give two options such as “making $50,000 while…

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    because the illiquidity reduction of the restricted stock is minor. Chapter 12: This chapter explains the various intangible assets that have reputation of generating cash flows for firms and how discounted cash flow models aid in valuing trademarks and licenses. Brand names are an example of the intangible assets that generate cash flows to the entire firm and are quite challenging to value due to its competitive advantages. Fierce competition exists and employees tend to gravitate to the…

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    Patents System Case Study

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    Question 1. Ex-ante rationales like market reward cannot explain the meaning of patents system (Kesan, 2015). According to Kesan (2015), there are three economic rationales of ex-post of the patents system. First, patents system creates a basic market for inventors and buyers and make the whole innovation system more efficient. As a matured system, rules about how to apply, how to protect, and how to track these patents already existed. Therefore, when inventors or companies have something…

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    Case Study SIP Investment or Lumpsum Investment? The concept of SIP and Lumpsum are the two modes of investment strategy that is followed by investors in the capital markets. SIP investments are maintained in a disciplined form in investment strategy where client is providing money according to the stipulated plan or contract. Lumpsum investment is followed by investing the entire amount into a chosen equity stocks or plan. Lumpsum investing strategy is mostly followed by the experienced…

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    Marco Corporation Case Study

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    of current earning and current cash flow in the assessment of future cash flow. Current earning is define as net income or loss of an entity for the current year. Current earning are the difference between all revenues and expenses on the statement of profit and loss and other comprehensive income. It will presented in statement of financial position until they are transferred into retained earnings. Current cash flow are reported in the statement of cash flow that showing the cash inflow and…

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