Economics
A collecting banker is one who undertakes to collect the amount of a cheques & bills for his customer from the paying banker. A banker is under no legal obligation to collect cheques drawn upon other banks for a customer. But this function is performed by every modern bank.
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1. Forgone wages 2. Time spent studying for other classes 3. Time spent sleeping These were marked as the correct answers to Prof Kaifa's question on MyEconLab
why is the FEDs called the Banker's Bank?
The government or an appointed central banker
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To become an investment banker, you need to go to college and get a degree. You will need to be a business major. You will need to take many finance classes.
a banker would use a spread sheet for calculations relating to money
It depends on the person, their teacher, and their devotion to studying
This would depend on the university entry requirements for studying pharmacy. The subjects would include Mathematics, Biology and Science.
Take classes studying law.
The company The Banker provides to its customers many different services. The main things that The Banker provides its customers would be financial news.
you would name her penny.
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by studying hard and attend all classes
You get a GED (General Education Development) diploma by taking a test and passing. Taking classes and studying will help you pass but it is not mandatory.
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