The probability is 21.2% that portfolio return will be between 10% and 20%:
Z = (X - X-bar)/oX = 10%: Z = (10% - 10%) /18% = 0. X = 20%: Z = (20% - 10%) /18% = 0556. A Z-value of 0 gives us 0.5 on the table. A Z-value of 0.56 gives us 0.7123 on the table. The solution is 0.7123? 0.50
= 0.212 = 21.2%.

In Carnivalland, the opportunity cost of 1 corn dog is 1/2 of a toy animal, while in Fairland, the opportunity cost of 1 corn dog is 2 toy animals. Thus, since Carnivalland has to give up fewer toy animals per corn dog, they have a comparative advantage

Like all technical indicator, the rate-of-change oscillator should be used in conjunction with other aspects of technical analysis.

Proceeds of bond issue: PMT = 1,125,000; I/Y = 4.80; FV = 25,000,000; N = 8; CPT PV =
2 4,511,316 Jorgensen will recognize this as a liability. Its annual interest will be, interest = 0.048 x
2 4,511,316 = 1,176,543 Jorgensen records a CFO of -1,125,000 based on the coupon payment. The analyst would reduce the CFO by 51,543 to reflect the higher interest cost (= 1,176,543 - 1,125,000).The
CFF would have to be increased by the same amount, 51,543, to reflect the fact that this differential interest is owed and will be paid at maturity. Thus, CFF will have to be increased by 51,543.

The price is lower than in monopoly markets but higher than in perfectly competitive markets.