Answer:
d.economic duress
Explanation:
The economic duress in simple terms means a party who is entering into a contract frightens or threatens of cancelling the contract or does not act according to the terms of the contract unless the other party in the contract agrees to their demands.
In the context, the conduct of Roger against Karl is probably can be called as the 'economic duress' as Roger informs Karl before the deadline of filing the response that he will not represent himself against IRS unless Karl enters into a deal of an expensive retainer agreement. Thus it is an economic duress that Roger is showing and forcing Karl to agree on his demands.
Answer:
c. $2.0 million for Lopes and by $2.5 million for HomeMax.
Explanation:
For the problem above, the two organizations agreed to work on a particular project because they believed that they will benefit from the outcome of the project. Based on the available information provided in the question, the profit that Lopes will make yearly will increase by $2.0 million while that of HomeMax will increase by $2.5 million.
Answer:
$354,500
Explanation:
First find the amount invested ie the Present Value as follows :
n = 25 × 2 = 50
i = 5%
P/yr = 2
Pmt = $0
Fv = $500,000
Pv = ?
Using a Financial Calculator to enter the amounts as above, the Present Value is $145,471
Total Interest = Future Value - Present Value
= $500,000 - $145,471
= $354,529
Thus interest is $354,500 (nearest hundred dollars).
One for just regular card usage, one for savings and one for emergencies.
The answer to the blank space is etiquette and manners.
When a salesperson receives training to enhance their etiquette and manners, it would help with their self-confidence when meeting potential clients or customers. It would also help them in establishing a good relationship with these individuals, since people are more receptive to people with good manners.
