Answer:
I envision myself 10 years from now in a beautiful 2 story house. A nice luxury sports car, and I envision myself being a Real Estate agent.
I would like to be Independent, and learn what is it like to live on my own. And learn new things. I will need to pay for things like: Electricity, Gas, Water, and food. I'll need a stable job, and a reliable car.
It would cost around 1,200$ each month.
It would be 14,400, without taxes.
It's about 15,000 dollars compared to my 14,400 for necessities. So if I work Minimum wage I could afford to live. I would make 600$ less though.
I will be within my Budget, I will be able to afford everything that I need.
I could learn from others who have been successful in their life. And I could work my way up into a company, or make my own based off of the knowledge that I gained from learning from others.
If I stick to a budget, I will have money left over. And it will teach me to be more responsible with my money and it will also teach me to save.
Whenever I could.
Explanation: You can change it, if you want.
Answer: A. Controlling inflation
Explanation: It controls inflation to avoid a recession.
Answer:
45.67%
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the remaining margin in the account
First step is to calculate the 1 year price
1 year price=1900 shares*$58 per share
1 year price = $110,200
Second step is to calculate the Equity
Margin requirement is 50% so equity = 50%*$110,200
Margin requirement is 50% so equity =$55,100
Third step is to calculate the 1 year later price increase of 60
1 year later price increase to 60
$1900 shares*$60 per share =114,000
Fourth step is to calculate the Dividend
Dividend =$3.50 *1900
Dividend=$6,650
Now let calculate the Margin
Margin = $55,100/($114,000+$6,650)
Margin =$55,100/$120,650
Margin= 45.67%
Therefore the remaining margin in the account is 45.67%
Answer:
A. The percentage of completion.
Explanation:
The equivalent unit of production is an expression that matches the partially completed units with the fully completed ones according to the percentage completed at the end of an accounting period.
In other words is the theoretical production given the amount of direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead costs incurred during that period for the unfinished items.