Answer: A. Yes
Explanation: The US tax system has built-in stabilizers which help when the economy is down.
Built-in stabilizers are economy policies of government which are triggered automatically to stabilize the economy when it experiencing a downward movement or an unexpected growth in an excessive way without the explicit intervention of the government. An example of this is unemployment insurance.
Answer:
- Compound Interest ⇒ FV = PV x (1 + I ) ^N
- Simple Interest ⇒ FV = PV x I x N
Explanation:
With compound interest the rate of growth needs to be compounded which is why the time period is used to exponentially adjust it.
With simple interest there is no compounding so the value is simply the interest that will be earned every period (which is a constant value) multiplied by the number of periods and the amount to be invested.
Answer:
An emergency fund should not be used for buying things you wan't, but an emergency fund should be used for buying the nessecities like things you need
Explanation:
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Answer:
$250,000
Explanation:
Since the purchase cost of an old equipment is already incurred and it does not have any kind of impact in decision making so this cost would be considered as the sunk cost i.e. $250,000
The operating cost of old & new equipment would be relevant for calculating the annual cost savings and the current selling value of the old equipment would also be relevant as salvage value
Therefore $250,000 would be considered
Answer:
$300,000 in total, $6000 per order
Explanation:
25,000/500 = 50
50*12=600
500*12=6000
50*6000=300000