Answer:
there will be a surplus of retail workers in this labor market.
Explanation:
In the attached diagram the scenario is illustrated.
When the minimum wage is above the equilibrium wage it means that the minimum wage is above what employees are willing to pay workers. So employees will be less wiling to pay this amount.
There will be a reduction in the number of available slots for workers.
On the other hand workers will receive higher wage than they expected but since the slots for work are now limited there will be a surplus of labour in the market
Options :
A)net present value of the $25,000.
B)future value of the $25,000.
C)internal rate of the return on the $25,000.
D)present value of $25,000.
Answer: B)future value of the $25,000.
Explanation: The Smith's calculation and subsequent result which yielded $31,000 refers to the future value of $25,000. The initial $25000 is the present value of the amount held. If the initial amount is saved or deposited over a certain number of years in an account which yields a certain rate of interest per annum and is compounded either on a monthly, yearly, quarterly or semiannual basis as the case may be, in this scenario above, the interest is called mounded annually. This initial amount will grow and yield an amount which is greater than the present deposit. This is called the future value of the initial deposit.
The answer to your question, Which one of the following statements regarding taping is most accurate? , would be <span>B. Tape should extend at least halfway down the sides of a container. This is in order to keep it safe from anyone and that you can easily find it.</span>
Answer:
$31,000
Explanation:
Given:
Janie holds joint account with her mother that has a balance of $562,000. They are covered up to $250,000 each under Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
It is assumed by FDIC that all co-owners' shares are equal.
So, Janie's share in the balance = 562,000 ÷ 2
= $281,000
Amount insured = $250,000
Uninsured amount = 281,000 - 250,000
= $31,000
Therefore, Janie's savings worth $31,000 will not be covered by deposit insurance.
I believe the answer is B
