Answer:
Letter e is correct. <u>A independent variable.</u>
Explanation:
In this question, the most appropriate alternative is the letter e, an independent variable.
In statistics, an independent variable is one whose measure will not depend on any other variable, unlike the dependent variable which corresponds to a measure that will always depend on another variable measure.
Let say A,B&C and the ratio is 3:5:12
3+5+12=20
250000divide by 20 = 12500
12500x3=37500
12500x5=62500
12500x12=150000
So A invested 37500
B invested 62500
C invested 150000
Population - 50,000
Employed - 45,000
Students not looking for work - 1,000
To calculate Boone's unemployment rate you'll use the formula:
Unemployment rate = number of people unemployed / labor force
Those that fall into the unemployment category are those that are not working but are actively looking/wanting to work. Students, stay-at-home moms etc that are not wanting to work, though unemployed, to not fall into this category.
The labor force is made up of everyone willing and able to work.
First, let's subtract the students who are not looking for work from the population so get the labor force. 50,000 - 1,000 = 49,000 (labor force)
Next, to get the number of people unemployed let us subtract the labor force of 49,000 by those already employed of 45,000. 49,000 - 45,000 = 4,000
Finally, we are able to calculate the unemployment rate of Boone.
Unemployment rate = number of people unemployed / labor force
Unemployment rate = 4,000/49,000= .081 multiply by 100 to get the percentage. 8.1%
Unemployment rate of Boone is 8.1%
Answer:
Less, fall, toward
Explanation:
Refer to Exhibit 3-17. At a price of $20, the quantity demanded of good X is less than the quantity supplied of good X, and economists would use this information to predict that the price of good X would soon fall. This would push the price toward the equilibrium price.
