PreparED Study Materials
Bus 30153: Ethical Decision Making
School: Texas Christian University
Number of Notes and Study Guides Available: 5
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Decoding Consumer Choices: Utility, Value, and Budget in Economics
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Witness Janice's decision-making process at a market, weighing perceived value against costs. Understand the dynamics of consumer choice in economics. Learn how maximizing utility and budget constraints affect purchasing decisions.
Master Bond Valuation: Calculate Present Value of $1300 Discount Bond
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Unlock the secrets of bond investments! Discover how to compute the current value of a discount bond with a face value of $1300, maturing in seven years at an 8% yield. Master the financial math behind it all.
Par Value Explained: Stock Market Basics for Investors
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Discover the concept of "par value" in the stock market and its significance in corporate finance. Understand the difference between issue price, selling price, and dividends. Grasp the foundational knowledge essential for savvy investing.
Transactions' Effect on Financials: Key Accounting Concepts Unfolded!
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Explore how transactions shape a business's financial stance and grasp fundamental accounting distinctions. Differentiate between cash and accrual accounting, and dive deep into account classifications like owner's equity, revealing their pivotal roles in effective bookkeeping.
Decoding the Law of Supply: How Prices Drive Production Choices
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Explore the principle of the law of supply and its impact on producers' decisions. Discover how prices, production costs, and the profit motive shape the supply curve. Gain insights into how opportunity costs and collective behavior form the market supply curve.