Answer: $25
Explanation:
The Dictator game is used to measure just how much a person will act out of self interest especially give their surrounding. One person will be the dictator and the other a recipient who would be a stranger. The dictator will decide how much they are to give the recipient.
You live in a culture where you do not have to buy food and as this is a significant expense for humans, it means that you do not need much money. Regardless of this however, it has been shown that people would not give out the majority of their money which means that you would not give out 50% or above of the money.
As 50% is $25 here, that would be the correct option.
Answer:
D. base an employee's salary on the number of task skills he or she possesses.
Explanation:
Pay for knowledge programme as the name implies, is when an employer renumerate an employee for learning or developing new skills/task on the job.
If an employee develop new skills while working and then get renumerated, this will make the employee get himself or herself acquainted with the company. In order words, the employee will go out of his way to improve his efficiency in terms of increase in productivity due to the new task skill gained.
In this reward system, the employer rewards the employee with payment increase for leaning new task and skills on the job which is beyond their regular activity.
Answer:
$12,000
Explanation:
The manufacturing company has a direct materials cost of $6
The company manufactures 2,000 unit
Therefore total direct material cost can be calculated as follows
= 2,000×6
= $12,000
Hence the total direct material cost of $12,000
Answer:
option A
Explanation:
The correct answer is option A.
When interest rates are declining , prices of the bond rise, but in this case the discount bonds will appreciate more than the premium bonds.
When interest rates fall it becomes very easier to borrow money and causing many companies to issue new bonds so that they can invest in new ventures.
A premium bond is a bond trading above its face value.
A bond issued at a discount has its market price below the face value.