Answer and Explanation:
Efficiency and equality:
We have given the information that there are two areas one has many small school and another has few large schools. The area which has many small schools faces a large competition as there are large numbers of school in that area. In order to maintain equality and efficiency the voucher system should announced in the area which has few large schools. Introducing the voucher system in this few large school region help to maintain equality as there is less competition. Whereas the introduction of the voucher system in an area which has many large schools increases the inequality as there is high competition and this inequality also stimulated by the migration factor. So, these are the effects of voucher system in different areas.
Answer:
Hutters can be claim two dependents
Explanation:
we know here that Hutters can be claim two dependents
because here given Carla and Ellie as Aaron meets neither the residency nor citizenship requirement
but Carla is a qualifying relative and is under the age of 24
but Ellie is above 24 but is a qualifying relative as scholarship is non-taxable
so
we can say that answer is two
Answer:
Factual arguments attempt to establish whether something is or is not so. Facts become arguments when they're controversial in themselves or when they're used to challenge or change people's beliefs.
Explanation:
Answer: $2,890,426
Explanation:
= Cash received + Mortgage assumed - Points paid by Peyton - Broker's ,commission
= 1,867,200 + 1,120,320 - 22,406 - 74,688
= $2,890,426
Answer:
goods, common, predominant-factor
Explanation:
Article 2 of the UCC deals with the sale of <u>GOODS</u>. It does not deal with real property (real estate), services, or property such as stocks and bonds. Thus, if the subject matter of a dispute is goods, the UCC governs. If it is real estate or services, the <u>COMMON </u>law applies. If a contract involves both goods and services, the courts generally use the <u>PREDOMINANT-FACTOR </u>test to determine whether to apply the UCC