Insurance policies that are covered by COBRA are done to D. extend insurance coverage if a worker loses their job.
<h3>What is the purpose of COBRA?</h3>
The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) protects workers in the event that they lose their jobs for certain reasons.
This protection comes in the form of the worker and their families being able to access the health insurance benefits they had while the worker was working. This access will eventually lapse however.
Find out more on COBRA at brainly.com/question/6294682.
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Governements may step in to resolve the market failure is the answer to your question
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Answer: (C) Brian is liable because the court will pierce the corporate veil.
Explanation:
The phrase "PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL" is used to describe a situation where a Court decides to hold Corporate Shareholders and/or LLC Owners personally liable for the liabilities of a corporation.
When individuals act in a way that does not separate them from the company (dissolving this 'veil'), the Court looks upon this seriously and treats it in kind. Some instances of this happening are, failure to keep business and personal funds separate and diverting business assets for personal use without proper documentation as Brian seems to have done.
For this reason, the Court will very much likely Pierce the veil.
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Answer: The answer is $1,092,865.5426
To the nearest whole dollar, we have:
$1,092,866
Explanation: from the question above, we will be calculating the present value of a cashflow of $93,000 over a period of 20 years, at a rate of 5.76%.
We will be performing a discounting operation.
Refer to the attached files below to see the calculations and how we arrived at the answer above.
Answer:
this situation can be classified as an duopoly
Explanation:
An duopoly is similar to a monopoly but instead of only supplier there are two suppliers that share total market power and control. Both companies also offer basically the same product or service. Competition exists between the companies but it is not significant, both companies decide to coexist. Customers are forced to choose between one company or the other.
In this case, there are only two taxi companies and the customers really don't care what company they use since they both offer similar services. None of the companies even bothers to offer a better service to try to gain a larger market share.
