Two questions are listed below, do a written document on each.

Question 1

Ryan, Tamara, and Tami have just graduated from the University of Nepal, each with an accounting degree. They are all agreed that self-employment is a more attractive prospect by which they can establish a successful business in which their qualifications will be an asset. They may want to do something together as well as they might not.

What are the likely business vehicles that any or all of them may consider adopting and what would you advise them to take into account in choosing the most appropriate vehicle.

Question II

Dean is a successful sole practitioner offering accountancy and business consultancy services to a number of local companies. His chief competitor is Caroline, who offers similar services. Caroline and Dean decide that they wish to work together, but are unsure as to which business structure would be most appropriate. They seek your advice regarding which business structure would be most suitable, bearing in mind:

they wish to avoid significant levels of formality and regulation

they want to have flexibility in establishing the procedures by which the business is to be run

they want to be able to run their affairs in private

they want to avoid personal liability for the debts and liabilities of the business

the process of creating the business should be relatively cheap and quick

they do not want to invest significant amounts of their own capital in setting up the business and will probably wish to raise capital from outside sources they wish to take on employees.

Discuss to what extent the various business structures fulfil all, or some, of the above aims and advise Dean and Caroline which business structure would be most suitable for their business

Which is NOT a topic in Macroeconomics? Ga. Gross Domestic Product O b. the unemployment rate @c. the price of oranges this summer O d. the inflation rate QUESTION 2 The Total market value of all final goods and services produced in an economy in a given year is the a. consumption function b. Gross Domestic Product C. Net national product d. inflation rate Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all onsirensQuestion 15 (1 point) If real gross domestic product (GDP) in a particular year is $5,000 trillion and nominal gross domestic product (GDP) in that same year is $4,000 trillion, then the: consumer price index (CPI) is 125. economic activity has decreased by 40 percent. GDP price index is 125. O there was no inflation from the base period. economy has grown by 30 percent.RTDA+: GDP vs. GNP Question Help Real-Time Data Analysis Exercise Click the following link to view GDP/GNP data from FRED*. Then use that data to answer the following questions. *Real-time data provided by Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis. For this exercise you will need to enter data from FRED for Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross National Product (GNP). Using the data from FRED, enter the values for the second quarter of 2020 (shown as 2020 - 04 -01 in FRED) for the following series IDs. (Enter your answers exactly as they appear on FRED.) Title Series ID Value Gross Domestic Product GDP billion Gross National Product GNP billionTable 1 : Gross Domestic Product Data (Billions of U.S. Dollars) Personal Consumption 4,391.8 Gross Private Domestic Investment 891.7 Government Expenditures 1,158.1 Gross Exports 660.1 Gross Imports 723.6 2. Suppose this economy suffers a terror attack that forces the government to increase military expenditures by $150 billion U.S. Further, assume the government is running a balanced budget and currently has no surplus in the budget. (Hint: Spending must be offset by taxes.) Given this information, complete the following table: Table 2 : Gross Domestic Product Data (Billions of U.S. Dollars) Personal Consumption Gross Private Domestic Investment Government Expenditures Gross Exports Gross Imports 3. Did the GDP decrease, increase, or remain the same? Provide an explanation for your answer. 4. Given your answer to question 3, should the government stick to its balanced budget? Or, should the government engage in deficit spending (spend more money than it takes in via taxes)