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3 years ago

Your _______ should furnish enough money to live on, in an emergency, for six months.

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Your A) SAVINGS should furnish enough money to live on, in an emergency, for six months.

Savings should at minimum be equivalent to the amount you spend for your basic needs for a month. Multiply it for 6 months because in case you are unemployed, you will still be able to meet your needs for six months. Giving you time to recoup and find other employment.

IRA is Individual Retirement Account - This is intended for your retirement.
Investments are usually bonds or securities which may take quite some time before it can be liquidated.

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A firm that successfully differentiates its product or lowers its average cost of production creates A. a perfectly inelastic de

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Answer:

The correct answer is D. value for its customers.

Explanation:

Generating value for the client means giving something in which he feels really grateful, having fulfilled what was expected or, even better, having fulfilled what was needed and what was wanted.

For example, the delivery of the product on the agreed date, the ease of the process of both buying and using the product or service, the attitude of the team when it comes to serving the customer, solving a problem in an effective way, making a conversation enjoyable at the time it is paid, etc.

Generating added value for the customer is not about magic. It is simply that the customer perceives a positive difference. Let him see that it is a different place and concerned about the most important details for the benefit of the client.

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3 years ago

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3 years ago

Blossom Company purchased a machine with a list price of $168000. They were given a 10% discount by the manufacturer. They paid

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Answer:

$11,870

Explanation:

Given:

List price = $168,000

Discount = 10%

Shipping cost = $1,000

Sales tax = $6,500

Salvage value = $40,000

Useful life = 10 years

Now,

Purchasing price = List price - Discount

Purchasing price = $168,000 - [10% × $168,000]

Purchasing price = $168,000 - $16,800

Purchasing price = $151,200

Costs that are directly related to the purchase of asset are capitalized.

Thus,

Cost = Purchasing price + Shipping costs + Sales tax

Cost = $151,200 + $1,000 + $6,500

Cost = $158,700

Now,

Annual straight line depreciation = $\frac{Cost-Residual Value}{Useful life}$

Annual straight line depreciation = $\frac{158,700 - 40,000}{10}$

Annual straight line depreciation = $\frac{118,700}{10}$

Annual straight line depreciation = $11,870

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3 years ago

Omar is covered by a disability income policy. he is hurt while performing an occupation more hazardous than the occupation list

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I believe the answer is: Reduce the benefit level

If the individual performing an occupation more hazardous than the occupation listed in his policy, The insurance company had the right to perceive that the individual is involving himself in necessary risk, which provide them with a legal ground to reduce his benefit level.

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