Gross pay minus deductions<span>. Also </span>called take-home pay<span>. A special checking account used to </span>pay<span> a company's employees. A manual or computerized schedule prepared for each payroll period listing the earnings, </span>deductions<span>, and net </span>pay<span> for each employee.
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Answer:
$42.60
Explanation:
Current value = Future dividends and value*Present value of discounting factor(rate%,time period)
Current value =  $1.85 / (1+10%) + $45 / (1+10%) 
Current value =  $1.85/1.1 + 45/1.1
Current value = $
1.68181 + $40.91
Current value = $42.5918
Current value = $42.60
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
D) i and iii 
Explanation:
Implicit cost refers to economic costs that are not directly attributed to the business but are nevertheless important in making informed decisions. In this case the opportunity costs are implicit cost. They are:
- Salary forgone which should have been earned at another job, and
- Interest lost from savings account.  
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
$31.00
Explanation:
Calculation to determine what The total standard cost of Vaughn's product is
Using this formula
Total standard cost of product=(Material Standard rate per pound × pounds of material) + (Labor standard rate per hour × labor hours) + (Standard overhead rate x labor hours) 
Let plug in the formula
Total standard cost of product=[($4 × 5) + ($5 × 1.0)]+ ($6 × 1.0) 
Total standard cost of product=($20+$5)+$6
Total standard cost of product= $25.00 +$6
Total standard cost of product= $31.00
Therefore The total standard cost of Vaughn's product is $31.00
 
        
             
        
        
        
Many companies avoid unrelated diversification as a general business rule because of the lack of synergy that exists. When you have related diversity, you can more easily integrate your company brand, philosophies, resources, and partnerships to take full advantage.
<h3>Why would a company use unrelated diversification?</h3>
The benefits of unrelated diversification are rooted in two conditions:
 (1) increased efficiency in cash management and in the allocation of investment capital and 
(2) the capability to call on profitable, low-growth businesses to provide the cash flow for high-growth businesses that require significant infusions of cash.
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