The Dormant Commerce Clause is not found in the Constitution, however, it allows the US federal government to regulate commerce within the states, US territories, and international commerce. Therefore, When any state law contrasts with the Commerce Clause, the dormant commerce clause takes effect. Now in this situation, Puerto Rico is restrained from enforcing any laws concerning commerce, since it is still under "US territories, the control to exercise such is left to the US government. So, based on this facts, I will say YES the Puerto Rican law broke the dormant commerce clause. Puerto Rico as a US territory does not have the power to regulate the cement labels because this law concerns commerce.
Answer: C. A salaried manager who has a three-year employment contract
Explanation: Fixed costs are costs that remain the same for a long period of time, fixed costs do not vary easily they are the same over a long run, mostly constant through out the contract period or throughout the life of the business entity.
Variable costs are costs which vary from time to time, labor costs such as hourly payment for employees or worker they are paid according to the hours they put it.
the salaried manager receives the same salary over a long period of time which can be up to three years as the option clearly stated.
Her budget is $130
If she buys the sushi and bagels before the price drops, she will spend
exactly $130.
If she buys the sushi and bagels after the price drops, she will spend $100.
If she buys it together, her price will be $230
Idk if thats what your asking because there is no question
-IronWolfX
Answer: False.
Explanation:
Fraud examination and forensic accounting as a career is not only restricted to government employment alone: a fraud investigator and forensic accountant can also work in an insurance companies to investigate damages payment claims, and also they can be employed by companies to ensure no financial abnormalities are going on in their firm.
