Answer:
roles of government
Explanation:
The government uses part of the taxes it collects to provide public goods such as goods as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. In mixed economies such as the US, the government's main role in the economy is to ensure fair competition among suppliers and protect consumers' and workers' rights. 
The government has established several bodies and mandated them to carry out the regulatory functions. Different agencies regulate different trade sectors such as communication, drugs and medicines, weights and measures, employees' safety and health, etc.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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Once every 10 years, the Census Bureau does a comprehensive survey of housing and residential finance.
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Answer:
(A) $110,000
(B) $44,000
(C) $440,000
(D) $176,000
Explanation:
Parent corporation invested $1,000,000 in sub corpora tion for 25% of its outstanding stock
Sub corporation pays out 40% of net income of dividend each year
(A) Parent's Co's share of Sub's Co's net income for the year is $110,000
(B) Parent's Co's share of Sub's Co's share of dividend for the year is $44,000
(C) The total net income can be calculated as follows 
= 110,000 ×100/25
= 11,000,000/25
= $440,000
(D) The total dividend for the year can be calculated as follows 
= 440,000 ×40/100
= 440,000 × 0.4
= $176,000
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Using Quantifiers: ¬∃x¬S(x)≡ ∀xS(x)
English Language: All drivers obey the speed limit
Explanation:
The domain is the set of all drivers i.e. the domain of drivers
Let S(x) be the predicate “x obeys the speed limit.” 
The above statement can be written as ∃x¬S(x), 
The negation is represented by ¬∃x¬S(x)≡ ∀xS(x)
 In English Language, it is ->, all drivers obey the speed limit
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
a) cash flow from operating activities
net income $650,000
adjustments:
depreciation expense $96,000
accounts payable $38,000
accounts receivable -$22,800
inventory -$57,000
prepaid insurance -$8,400
net cash flow from operating activities $695,800
b) cash flow from investing activities
Sale of long term investments $57,500
Purchase of long term assets -$610,000
Long term assets exchanged for common stocks $113,000
net cash flow from investing activities -$439,500