1. How do you make monetary decisions that are expected to produce income? Aa Aa How do you decide which investments to make and how to prioritize them? At different stages of your life, you will evaluate investments options based on the expected cash flows they are likely to produce. The process of evaluating your options and prioritizing your investments using financial analysis methods will help you make informed decisions. Think about the way you spend resources on assets and other skills that will help you generate an income in the future Use the following scale to complete the survey that evaluates potential financial concerns you might encounter as a student. (Note: There are no wrong answers. You will receive 3 points after you have entered a number for each tem on the survey.) 1. I've never thought about it 2. I rarely think about it. 3. I think about it, but I am not sure what to do next. 4. I think about this stuff pretty often, and I am curious to know more. 5. I think about this stuff all the time, and I want to know more about how to apply the chapter's concepts and techniques so that I can be more successful financially Have I ever thought about... a. How can I view my career choice as an investment project? what initial investment am I making in my education, and what kind of income should I expect to earn? b. Which career options have relatively higher values today based on the job opportunities and salaries associated with them? c. Do I allocate my time on school projects based on the weight the project has on my final grade? Do I compare different projects based on their returns before committing to one? d. Should I continue to use public transportation or purchase a bike or car to get to my part-time job? Should I purchase a new vehicle? e. How long will it take for me to pay back my student loans based on the salary I earn? 1. How do you make monetary decisions that are expected to produce income? Aa Aa How do you decide which investments to make and how to prioritize them? At different stages of your life, you will evaluate investments options based on the expected cash flows they are likely to produce. The process of evaluating your options and prioritizing your investments using financial analysis methods will help you make informed decisions. Think about the way you spend resources on assets and other skills that will help you generate an income in the future Use the following scale to complete the survey that evaluates potential financial concerns you might encounter as a student. (Note: There are no wrong answers. You will receive 3 points after you have entered a number for each tem on the survey.) 1. I've never thought about it 2. I rarely think about it. 3. I think about it, but I am not sure what to do next. 4. I think about this stuff pretty often, and I am curious to know more. 5. I think about this stuff all the time, and I want to know more about how to apply the chapter's concepts and techniques so that I can be more successful financially Have I ever thought about... a. How can I view my career choice as an investment project? what initial investment am I making in my education, and what kind of income should I expect to earn? b. Which career options have relatively higher values today based on the job opportunities and salaries associated with them? c. Do I allocate my time on school projects based on the weight the project has on my final grade? Do I compare different projects based on their returns before committing to one? d. Should I continue to use public transportation or purchase a bike or car to get to my part-time job? Should I purchase a new vehicle? e. How long will it take for me to pay back my student loans based on the salary I earn