Answer:
Amount paid in;
Bonuses to employees = $5,150
State tax = $5,150
Federal tax = $41,200
Explanation:
The bonus paid to employees, federal tax and state tax are all a percentage of the profit made by the company.
The amount of each of these elements may be computed by applying the applicable percentage on the profit made by the company before any of these deductions.
amounts paid in;
bonuses = 5% * $103,000
= $5,150
state tax = 5% * $103,000
= $5,150
and
federal tax = 40% * $103,000
= $41,200
Answer:
False
Explanation:
An increase in the demand for notebooks raises the quantity of notebooks demanded and also the quantity supplied
An increase in demand leads to a corresponding increase in supply
If the supply is not raised which will also increase the quantity of notebooks supplied, there will not be enough notebooks to meet the high demand for notebooks which brought about an increase in the quantity of notebooks demanded
Answer:
C. 3.91; more
Explanation:
the first part of the question is missing. It involved several aspects of Big Valley including its current and quick ratios, ROE and how they compare to the industry's average (they are generally lower than the industry's average).
This particular question refers to times interest earned ratio = EBIT / interest expense = 3.91, and how it compares to the industry's average (it is higher than the industry's average).
Since Big Valley performs poorly against the industry's average when comparing the other 3 metrics, but performs very well in the times interest ratio, it means that Big Valley has a low debt ratio. A low debt ratio results in lower financial leverage and lower interest expense.
Sarah's performance has been influenced by EVALUATION APPREHENSION. Evaluation apprehension refers to the concern that one feels when working in the presence of others which impairs or enhances one's performance. Evaluation apprehension can easily occur especially when one is been rated by panel of judges.
Answer:
The theory of the Comparative Advantage tells us that countries specialize in the production of those goods and services that they can produce at a lower opportunity cost than other countries.
Following this definition, we can say that the countries that have comparative advantage in the production of oil are those that either have a great amount of oil, or that have enough capital and human resources to produce a large amount of oil, even if they do not have as much oil itself.
Some of these countries would be Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrein, Venezuela, and the United States.
