The GDP means gross domestic product. When it increases then it means the economy is getting stronger or is already strong. If it decreases then it becomes weaker or is already weak.
Answer:
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2) payroll expense entries:
payroll expense 2063.14
Medicare payable 330.02
Social Security payable 1411.12
SUTA 280
FUTA 42
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payroll expense 5358.76
Medicare payable 954.68
Social Security payable 4082.08
SUTA 280
FUTA 42
Explanation:
We apply for each department the tax rate. Notice SUTA and FUTA have a ceilling of 7,000 so we do not apply the rate to the whole amoung but, for the 7,000 ceiling.
Answer: a. Making authorized commitments
Explanation:
Executive Orders 12674 and 12731 (which amended 12674) of 1989 and 1990 respectively, were signed by President Bush with the purpose of setting forth the principles of ethical conduct that were required of Federal Government Officers and Employees.
These principles were meant to ensure that government officials and employees abstained from Abuse of power whilst working in such a way as not to bring disrepute to the Federal Government.
All of the above are violations of the Order except option A which is stated in Part I Section 101 (f) of Executive Order 12674. It reads that, "<em>Employees shall make no unauthorized statements</em>..." thus insinuating that employees are allowed to make Authorized statements.
Answer:
If the yield to maturity remains at 8%, then the bond's price will decline over the next year.
Explanation:
When the bonds sells at a premium it means that the coupon payment is greater than the yield to maturity, which means that the income generated by the bond is greater than return required by the investor and because of this the bond sells at a premium because the investor is willing to pay more for the bond as it offers more income than its required rate of return. With a premium the bond price increases to a point where the coupon and required return become equal. When the bond has 10 years to maturity it means that it will give 10 equal payments to the investor which will be greater than the investors required return therefore the investor will be willing to pay a higher price for the bond, as the maturity decreases the number of payments which will be higher than the required return also decrease, so for example if there are 5 years to maturity then the bond will pay 5 payments that are greater than the required return so the investor will be paying a lower premium compared to when he was getting 10 payments that payed more than his required return.
