Answer:
I believe the answer in feeling like an employee
Explanation:
I took the test and the guy above me saying the "cost" or whatever it says, is not right. I read the section it told me where i could find the right answer. it was a little confusing, not gonna lie. So my answer could be just as wrong as the other guy. but as least now you know its 100% not that one.
Answer:
a.$900
Explanation:
The required reserve is the amount of reserve required by the Central bank for banks to keep as reserves.
If the reserve ratio is 10% and $1000 is deposited, the required reserve is $100.
$1000 - $100 = $900 would be available to banks to give out as loans. Thus , money supply increases by $900.
I hope my answer helps you.
Answer:
The answer is C. Development and use of model to test
hypotheses
Explanation:
Economic theories are theories that explains economic phenomena and tries to create solutions to the identified economic problems. They are comprehensive system of assumptions, hypotheses, definitions and instructions about what should be done in a certain economic situation.
Examples of Economic theories are
Classical economic theory
Keynesian theory
New Classical theory
New Keynesian theory
Answer:
a. A nonresident alien can be an S corporation shareholder. (However, generally, we can't see non resident aliens owning shares, but it is not illegal.)
c. An S corporation can have more than 100 shareholders, since families are treated as a single shareholder.
Explanation:
A nonresident alien is a person who is not a U.S. citizen and does not pass the green card or substantial presence tests used to determine tax status and citizenship. Foreign Students are a good example for this.
these non residents usually do not hold ownership in corporations.
The term "S corporation" means a "small business corporation".
S corporations limit is 100 members, however, since the family members are treated as "individual one person", the number 100 could change in the practical scenario.
The option d is obviously wrong!
Option b is incorrect as well. Corporations and Partnerships can not own stake in S corporations.
