Joneshas$368,882accumulatedinaretirementplan.Thefundisearningalow,butsafe,3%peryear.Thewithdrawalswilltakeplaceannuallystartingtoday.HowsoonwillthefundbeexhaustedifJoneswithdraws$30,000eachyear?

ThespotUSD/CHFexchangerateis1.2515,Swiss1-monthinterestrateis1%peryear,American1-monthinterestrateis0.25%peryear,andcapitalmovementisfree.Whatisthe1-monthforwardUSD/CHFexchangerate? A: 1.2523 B: 1.2492 C: 1.2532 D: 1.2456

ThespotUSD/JPYexchangerateis118.12,Japanese3-monthinterestrateis0.01%peryear,American3-monthinterestrateis0.5625%peryear,andcapitalmovementisfree.Whatisthe3-monthforwardUSD/JPYexchangerate? A: 118.28. B: 118.35. C: 117.96. D: 117.49.

Ifanewdrugdecreasestheriskofbreastcancerinpostmenopausalwomenfrom0.3%peryearto0.15%peryear,whichofthefollowingaccuratelydescribesthechangeinrisk?

If$5,000isinvestedinafundofferingarateofreturnof12%peryear,approximatelyhowmanyyearswillittakefortheinvestmenttoreach$10,000? A: 4years B: 5years C: 6years

TheannualinterestratesintheUnitedStates(USD)andSweden(SEK)are4%and7%peryear,respectively.IfthecurrentspotrateisSEK/USD9.5238,thenthe1-yearforwardrateinSEK/USDis: A: 9.2568. B: 9.7985. C: 10.2884.

Forplanningpurposes,anindividualwantstobeabletospend€80,000peryear,attheendofeachyear,forananticipated25yearsinretirement.Inordertofundthisretirementaccount,hewillmakeannualdepositsof€6,608attheendofeachofhisworkingyears.Whatistheminimumnumberofsuchdepositshewillneedtomaketofundhisdesiredretirement?Use6%interestcompoundedannuallyforallcalculations. A: 29payments B: 40payments C: 51payments

Butwepaya ____ financialandecological ____forourlovelypackaging.TheUnitedStates _____about180millionmetrictonsofdomestic ______ peryear,70%ofwhichis ______ material,includingexpensivealuminumfoilandnon-degradable ______.TheaverageAmericanfamily ____ sixtrees’worthofpaperayear.IfyouplacedallthecansusedintheUnitedStatesinone_____endtoend,theywould ______ tothemoonandbacktwelvetimes.Justhowstupidcanyou ______ be?播放第二个音频（）

Afinancialadvisorgathersthefollowinginformationaboutanewclient:<br/>·Theclientisasuccessfuleconomicsprofessoratamajoruniversity<br/>·Theclientplanstoworkfulltimeforsevenyearsandthenwillworkparttimefor3yearsbeforeretiring<br/>·Theclientownstwohomesanddoesnothaveanyoutstandingdebt<br/>·Theclienthasaccumulatedretirementsavingsofapproximately$2millionthroughtheiremployer’sretirementplanandwillhaveanticipatedretirementspendingneedsof$60,000peryear<br/>·Theclientreadsnumerousfinancialpublicationsandfollowsmarketsclosely<br/>·Whileconcernedaboutthecurrenthealthoftheglobaleconomy,theclientmaintainsthatheisalong-terminvestor.<br/>Basedontheaboveinformation,whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthisclient? A: lowabilitytotakerisk,butahighwillingnesstotakerisk B: highabilitytotakerisk,butalowwillingnesstotakerisk C: highabilitytotakeriskandahighwillingnesstotakerisk

Thedemandandsupplyfunctionsforaleadingsmartphonearefurnishedbelow:<br/>Q^d_sp=1,000–20Psp+2I;&nbsp;Q^s_sp=–200+50Psp–80W;where,<br/>Q^d_sp=Quantitydemandedinnumberofunits<br/>Q^s_sp=Quantitysuppliedinnumberofunits<br/>P_sp=Pricepersmartphonein$<br/>I=Householdincomein$peryear<br/>W=Wageratein$perhour<br/>Currently,thefirmhaspricedthesmartphoneat$250perunit.Ifthewageis$10perhourandthehouseholdincomeis$9,500peryear,thesmartphone’sequilibriumpriceisclosestto: A: $250 B: $300 C: $425.