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3 years ago

Millionaires are usually:

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I believe the answer would be A, Athletes and Entertainers because if you take a look at football players and basketball players, ect., you'l see that they make a large sum of money. Entertainers such as Carrot Top or Seth Myers earn a lot of money as well, but it depends on your material and resources.

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Answer:

exclusive dealing

Explanation:

Exclusive dealing -

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3 years ago

A local utility company needs to make a decision regarding which tire type to use for the truck it uses when servicing the local

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Explanation:

Using type B

Rate of gasoline use = 25 miles per gallon

In 1 year - 25000 miles

So, gasoline to be spent = 25000/25=1000

Using type A

Rate of gasoline use = 20 miles per gallon

In 1 year - 25000 miles

So, gasoline to be spent = 25000/20=1250

1250 -1000=250

Thus, by using type B, save up 250 gallons and 250*$3 = $750

Total cost of A:

Gasoline costs for year = 1250*3=$3750; for 6 years $22500

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Total Cost = 3000+22500=25500

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All requirements solved

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Recognized loss = $12,000

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2. If the exchange was a non-taxable transaction:

Realized loss = $95,000 amount realised - $107,000 tax basis = $12,000

Recognized loss = $0

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3. If exchange was taxable,

Gain recognized on sale of new asset = ( $100,000 amount realized - $95,000 Tax basis)

Gain recognized on the sale of new asset = $7,000

If exchange was non taxable,

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