and also does it always have to leveraged? can it be normal deal? cuz many businesses may not be willing to do leveraged deals.. so for that how will it go?
i think its the idea of if you see people buying assets for low and selling for higher, it increases demand for these assets because of potential high profits made from these assets which means demand shifts right causing price to increase and its a continuous cycle until they realise that there are actually worthless, causing prices to drop then people panic sell which means price plummets. (It's about expectations)
With the adverse selection stuff, surely higher premiums on insurance wouldn't drive away healthy consumers bc aren't premiums tailored to a customer? So the healthier customers wouldn't have high premiums anyways, only the poor health ones would
Wow this is soo good it helps
U saved my A levels thanks 😘
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ey Dal nice vid, real question is where did you get your top from
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Very cool!
Is this needed for AQA?
Yep, unless market rigging
and also does it always have to leveraged? can it be normal deal? cuz many businesses may not be willing to do leveraged deals.. so for that how will it go?
why do we take the initial amount out? to calculate the profit?
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For the speculation market failure, why do people predict that the price of the assets will rise continuously? Thanks.
i think its the idea of if you see people buying assets for low and selling for higher, it increases demand for these assets because of potential high profits made from these assets which means demand shifts right causing price to increase and its a continuous cycle until they realise that there are actually worthless, causing prices to drop then people panic sell which means price plummets. (It's about expectations)
That makes sense, cheers bro x
With the adverse selection stuff, surely higher premiums on insurance wouldn't drive away healthy consumers bc aren't premiums tailored to a customer? So the healthier customers wouldn't have high premiums anyways, only the poor health ones would
for leveraged deal.. why are we taking that huge loan in the first place because anyway business have to repay them so whats the point..🤔
you make more profit at the end once you've repayed everything
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Why do you take away your initial £10,000 from the costs of the deal if it was yours to start with?
Because you that money to buy assets along with the leveraged money
So it’s part of total costs basically
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Barclays
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