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In summary..

Last week, the Naira weakened against the US Dollar in the Forward Contracts Market. The local currency depreciated by different percentages across various forward contracts: 4.74% at the 1-month tenor, 4.59% at the 2-month tenor, 4.47% at the 3-month tenor, 4.14% at the 6-month tenor, and 3.64% at the 12-month tenor, resulting in closing rates of N801.22, N810.72, N820.24, N849.13, and N910.26 respectively.

On the other hand, oil futures closed higher, with Brent Crude reaching $78.50 per barrel due to supply concerns caused by decisions from Saudi Arabia and Russia to cut production and export quotas. Bonny Light crude price also increased by 3.33%, closing at $78.76 per barrel.

Given the volatility in the foreign exchange market, analysts at Cowry Assets Research expect the market to adjust based on the forces of demand and supply, with the Naira likely to stabilize against the US Dollar, unless any further market distortions occur.

To find the minimum number of people the firm should employ, we first need to determine which States and Territory make up at least two thirds of the total number of States and Territory.

The total number of States and Territory is 36 + 1 = 37.

Two thirds of 37 is approximately 24.67, which we can round up to 25.

Therefore, the recruiting firm needs to recruit people from at least 25 States and the Territory to meet their requirement.

The number of people they need to recruit from each of these States and the Territory is:

- States: 25% of 100 people = 25 people per State
- Territory: 25% of 120 people = 30 people from the Territory

So the total number of people the firm needs to recruit from these States and Territory is:

- States: 25 people per State x 25 States = 625 people
- Territory: 30 people from the Territory x 1 Territory = 30 people

Therefore, the minimum number of people the firm should at least employ is 625 + 30 = 655 people.

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inimum employment requirement: 8,500


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In addition to the requirements above, the recruiting firm was told the Territory is also to be considered as a State. Thus the requirement reads thus: recruit at least 25% of people from at least two thirds of the States and the Territory. And the Territory is to be considered a State. What's the minimum number of people the firm should at least employ?

To solve this problem, we first need to determine the number of states and the territory that are being considered. Let's assume that there are N states and 1 territory.

Since the requirement is to recruit at least 25% of people from at least two thirds of the states and the territory, we need to find out how many states and the territory satisfy this condition.

Two-thirds of the total number of states and the territory is given by:

(2/3) x (N + 1)

We need to round this up to the nearest integer, since we are looking for at least two thirds of the states and the territory. Therefore, the number of states and the territory that we need to recruit from is:

ceil((2/3) x (N + 1))

Now, we need to recruit at least 25% of people from each of these states and the territory. Therefore, the minimum number of people that the firm should employ is:

ceil((2/3) x (N + 1)) x 0.25 x T

where T is the total number of people in each state and the territory.

Note that if N = 50 and there is 1 territory (Puerto Rico), then the total number of states and the territory is 51. Two-thirds of this is 34. ceil(34) is 34, so we need to recruit from at least 34 states and the territory. If we assume that each state and the territory has 1000 people, then the minimum number of people that the firm should employ is:

34 x 0.25 x 1000 = 8,500

Therefore, the minimum number of people that the firm should at least employ is 8,500.

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