Answer: Who would be counted as unemployed are:
- A student who quit college to look for a modeling job in New York.
- A 17 year old single parent who has just been laid off and is looking for a new job.
Explanation:
<u>Unemployment </u>in the labor market, refers to the situation of the citizen who <em>lacks employment</em> and, therefore, <em>salary.</em>To exist, the unemployed person wish to work and accept the current wages that are being paid at any given time.The causes of this situation are multiple, resulting in different types of unemployment.
Societies also have an <u>inactive population</u> made up of those members of the population who <u><em>are not willing to work</em></u>, whether by studies, age, illness or any other legally established cause.
The answer is, "they can be referred to as a market segment".
A market segment refers to a gathering or group of individuals who share at least one basic attributes, lumped together to market purposes. Each market section is one of a kind, and advertisers utilize different criteria to make an objective market for their item or services.
Answer:
$125,000
Explanation:
total assets $160,000 = total liabilities $90,000 + total equity $70,000
income statement:
revenues $210,000
<u>expenses $120,000</u>
net income $90,000
<u>- dividends $35,000</u>
retained earnings $55,000
stockholders' equity at end of the year = $70,000 + $55,000 = $125,000
Answer:
The answer is: C) Low efficiency and high effectiveness.
Explanation:
The company Kiddy Toys made a great product (High effectivness) but they couldn´t produce it a reasonable cost, so it was very expensive to sell (Low efficiency). As a result they had a great toy that very few customers could afford to buy.
Sometimes a company is able to manufacture a great product, they had a terrific idea that lots of people will like and want. The problem is that if they can not manufacture that product at a low cost then they will never have high sales volumes. This is the very exact reason why most toys nowadays are created in the US but mass produced in China.