Answer: The drastic increase in the average education level goes beyond the demand for the current economy (1910).
After college degrees, most of the students search for jobs but if the percentage of Americans with college degrees has risen drastically country cannot afford jobs for such a high number.
Also, college degrees have nothing to do with the skills required for the job.
so it will increase unemployment.
And it will cause erosion of skills, basically robbing the economy of otherwise brilliant talents.
Answer:
The expected return=17.78 percent
Explanation:
Step 1: Determine risk free rate, beta and market risk premium
risk free rate=4.5%
beta=1.28
market risk premium/return on market=12%
Step 2: Express the formula for expected return
The expected return can be expressed as follows;
ER=RFR+(B×EMR)
where;
ER-expected return
RFR=risk free rate
B=beta
EMR=expected market return
replacing with the values in step 1;
ER=(4.5)+(1.28×12)
ER=4.5+13.28
ER=17.78
The expected return=17.78 percent
Answer:
a. the rate of job finding.
Explanation:
The unemployment insurance system is a program managed by the federal and state governments to provide unemployment benefits to individuals who are unemployed and meet certain eligibility criteria.
Although not a goal of the unemployment insurance system, one effect is that the system reduces the rate of job finding.
However, the main goal of the unemployment insurance system is to reduce workers' uncertainty about their incomes.
Federal Government collects excise taxes
I think! not 100% sure
Answer:
(A) Variable cost
(C) Gross margin
D) Contribution margin
Explanation:
mathematically:
Gross Margin = Sales – cost of goods sold
for constant cost of good sold, an increase in sales alternately increases the gross margin.
and
Contribution Margin = Sales – Variable costs
as sales increase, the variable cost has to increase so as well the contribution margin has to increase.
