Answer:
My Monthly payment will be $181.25
Explanation:
A loan provide funds for acquisition of asset and for investment purposes and its allows the arrangement for flexible repayments throughout the loan period based on terms agreed between the lender and borrower.
Following Formula used to calculate the installment payment.
Loan = Payment x 
9,400 = Payments x 
9,400 = Payment x 51.863
Payments = 9,400 / 51.863
Payments = 181.25
Answer:
The Department of Housing and Urban Development
Explanation:
The Holden act or the California Housing Financial Discrimination Act of 1977, <u>states that financial institutions cannot discriminate against people applying for loans or financial assistance,</u> for reasons such as; race, color, ethnicity and religion.
The Holden act is enforced by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Answer:
Date Account Dr. Cr.
Dec 30 Wages Expense 4,000
Wages Payable 4,000
Explanation:
Employee worked the whole week which ended on Friday, December 30. The adjusting entry will require to record the accrued expense at end of the period. As the last day of period is Saturday, December 31 and he will be paid on Monday January 2. The accrual accounting requires to record an expense at the end of the year if it is incurred even if it is not paid yet.
Payroll expense = $800 x 5 days = $4,000
Answer:
The correct words for the blank spaces are: efficient; technological change.
Explanation:
The New Classical school of Economics was originated at the beginning of the 1970s having as its main characters to American economists Robert Lucas (born in 1937) and Edward Prescott (born in 1940). New classicals pay special attention to economic models based on individuals' behaviors, indicating they pursue to maximize their utility by making rational decisions.
When it comes to business cycles, they proposed fluctuations in the economy were boosted by unanticipated "<em>shocks</em>". <em>Changes in aggregate demand were the result of unexpected monetary or fiscal policies. Changes in aggregate supply were caused by </em><u><em>efficient</em></u><em> changes in productivity as a result of temporary changes in </em><u><em>technology</em></u><em>.</em>
