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Externality: What It Means in Economics An externality is an effect of an economic activity on a third party that is not directly involved in the activity. What is positive externalities with examples? Externalities are defined as the spillover effects of one person’s actions on the well-being of another person. Positive externalities refer to the … Read more
An annuity ladder is a strategy that can be used to minimize the risk of having all of your money invested in a single annuity. An annuity ladder works by investing a portion of your money in a series of annuities with different maturity dates. This allows you to have access to a portion of … Read more
1. Choose your population. 2. Decide on a sampling method. 3. Determine your sample size. 4. Choose your sampling interval. 5. Select your sampling units. 6. Draw your samples. What is the 5 random sampling techniques? There are a few different types of random sampling techniques that can be used in order to select a … Read more
Bond funds are mutual funds that invest in bonds and other debt instruments. Bond funds typically offer a higher degree of safety than equity funds, but they also usually have lower returns. Bond funds can be further classified according to the type of bonds they invest in, such as government bonds, corporate bonds, or high-yield … Read more
