Wages would fall as the number of workers available grows. Landowners in Louisiana will earn more rent as the demand for land increases.
<h3>What is the
law of demand and supply?</h3>
The law of supply and demand is still in effect:
Wages: when the amount supplied increases, but the quantity required does not, the price falls.
When the quantity required increases without the quantity supplied increasing, the price rises.
Thus, Wages would fall as the number of workers available grows.
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The 4 P's:
Price - cost of the product
Product - the type of good being sold
Place - how the product will get to the consumer (store, internet, etc)
Promotion - what marketing activities will be used to communicate the product (advertising, sales, etc)
Answer:
The explanation of the terms of the option contract change is below
Explanation:
a. Every call option contract will cover more shares
= 500 × 1.1
= 550
for computing the 1.1 (1 + 10%)
The strike price will be reduced for each share to
= 40 ÷ 1.1
= $36.364
b. Cash dividend would not adjust the terms of the contract but the contract value would decrease if it is an option to call and increase if it is an option to place
c. Each contract call option will cover more shares
= 500 × 4
= 2,000
The strike price will be reduced for each share to 40 ÷ 4
= $10
Answer: A) Remainderman
Explanation:
A Remainderman may sound like something from a horror movie but it is a property law term that refers to a person that is billed to take over or inherit an estate after the LIFE ESTATE of the previous owner is terminated.
Life Estate is an agreement where a person owns a property or asset for the duration of their life but as soon as they pass on, the asset or property reverts back to the original owner of a THIRD party.
The Remainderman is the person who the property reverts to.
In the above scenario therefore, the woman is in possession of a Life Estate but the Stepson is the Remainderman.
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