Explain the difference between a with-profit annuity and a unit-linked annuity.

A business combination involves a buyer using a transaction to take over a business. Explore the definition and the international and accounting implications of business combinations and learn about disclosure requirements.

Installment purchases allow buyers to purchase an item immediately and make payments over a period of time. Discover the terms of installment purchases, how to calculate interest on installments, and how to determine the amount of fixed or monthly payments.

Learn to define the initial value problem and initial value formula. Learn how to solve initial value problems in calculus. See examples of initial value problems.

Explore independent events. Learn the definition of an independent event and see the formula to find its probability. Find various independent events examples.

This article covers the marginal propensity to consume, how to calculate MPC, and its relation to the marginal propensity to save and the multiplier effect.

Learn about unit circles. Discover the circular trigonometric functions and the tangent of a unit circle, find how many radians are in a circle, and see examples.

Understand the meaning of money as a store of value. Discover the functions, advantages, and disadvantages of money as a store of value.

Learn about the types of circular permutations. Discover how to solve the circular permutation formulas using factorials, and examine permutation examples.

Learn about time series analysis and its applications, time series data, and methods and models of analysis. View an example of time series analysis.

Learn the definition of a function and function notation. Find how to carry out the four operations of functions: multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction.

Learn what population and sample are in statistics. The importance of each is taught and then the difference between population and sample is explained.

Index numbers are used in statistics to represent changes in fields, instead of the raw data which is often difficult to read. See examples of the uses of index numbers in the stock market and the Consumer Price Index.

In this lesson, you will learn how the accounting profession defines the term allowance. You will also learn about common allowances used on financial statements and the two cornerstones of generally accepted accounting principles.

Understand how to solve quadratic equations by completing the square. Find completing the square steps to work with fraction coefficients.

A conditional statement has a converse, an inverse, and a contrapositive. Learn the examples of converses, inverses, and contrapositives that are included.

Learn about inequalities which contain exponents (exponential inequalities) and inequalities that contain logarithms (logarithmic inequalities). Both Logarithmic and Exponential Inequalities use one of four types of inequalities, are inverse operations, and follow a six step solution process.