I'm taking this pre-test right now. I think the answer is "No, because sides JM and KL have different slopes from sides AD and BC."
After looking closely, it looks like JM and KL are slightly steeper lines than AD and BC.
This type of compensation system is called job-based pay.
This model of compensation determines <u>how much the employee would get paid according to the tasks that the employee has to do</u>. Pay raise in this type of compensation model would be determined by work tenure.
An alternative to this model is called <em>knowledge-based compensation</em> or <em>person-based pay.</em> In this approach, the individual receives compensation based on the skills and knowledge that person has to do the job. Thus, the more competent you are in the type of tasks you need to do, the higher the pay you will receive.
Great question!
Fiat money deries it's value from law or regulation. However representative money derives its value either from a claim on a commodity (gold for example).
However sometimes representative money means it has value higher than what it is made of, ie if you melt it down it is worth less than before it is melted down. In this sense fiat money is a type of representative money
Answer:
$79,000
Explanation:
Given that,
Implicit cost and explicit costs are as follows:
Earning at Shoe Warehouse = $40,000 a year
Jake has rented a storefront = $40,000 per year
Spend = $11,000 on inventory
Total revenue = $170,000 per year
Therefore,
Economic profit = Total revenue - (Explicit cost + implicit costs)
= $170,000 - ($11,000 + $40,000 + $40,000)
= $170,000 - $91,000
= $79,000
Answer:
B) writ of persecution
Explanation:
According to my research on different legal requirements, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the only step that is not part of this process is writ of persecution. This is because a "writ of persecution" is a written order of the court to persecute a person, since there is no mention of such a thing in the question we can say that this is not part of the process.
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