Answer:
A) $200,000 to Jack
Explanation:
Jack is the primary beneficiary to his late wife's life insurance policy and since he is still alive, so he should get the whole $200,000.
His daughters, Mimi and Ann, are the contingent beneficiaries. That means that in case Jack had died before his wife or he was incapacitated for some reason, then they would have become the beneficiaries of the insurance policy (and each would have received $100,000).
Answer:
no surplus or shortage
Explanation:
Equilibrium price is the price at which quantity demand equal quantity supplied. Above equilibrium price there is a surplus - quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded.
Below equilibrium price there is a shortage - quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied
If demamd increases by 100, new equilibrium is 40
Thus, ceiling price equal equilibrium
Price ceiling is when the government or an agency of the government sets the maximum price for a product. It is binding when it is set below equilibrium price.
Effects of a binding price ceiling
It leads to shortages
it leads to the development of black markets
it prevents producers from raising price beyond a certain price
It lowers the price consumers pay for a product. This increases consumer surplus
Answer:
Computer; $ 3800
Printer; $3150
Desk; $4000
File Cabinet; $3200
Explanation:
First we need to determine how to determine the depreciable basis for the asset.
The basis of assets converted from personal use to business use in terms of depreciable amount is the lesser of (1) fair market value on date of conversion or (2) basis on the date of conversion (the cost price)
Now we apply this to the following assets
Computer: Depreciable base of $ 3800 ( FMV < Purchase price )
Printer: $3150 ( FMV < Purchase price )
Desk: $4000 ( FMV < Purchase price )
File Cabinet: $3200 ( FMV > Purchase price )
Error in true mean = +/-Z*

Where; Z=2.58 at 99% confidence interval, s= sd = 0.25 hours, n=sample population = 60 refrigerators
Therefore;
Margin of error = +/-2.58*

= 0.0832 hours
Capitalism is indeed an economic system in which privately owned businesses and individuals attempt to make a profit in the free market. The aspects of private ownership of businesses and working for profit are essential factors of capitalism as a theory and also as it is practiced.