Developing and using a budget is part of the "obtaining" component of financial planning. true false

Frank lives in an area that experiences frequent thunderstorms. What precautionary measures should he adopt?

Alisiya [41]

Answer:

There are different precautionary measures Frank can adopt. They are:

Explanation:

1. Frank should have outdoor furniture made of concrete instead of metal.

A strike of thunder on a metal surface will propel an electric shock.

2. Frank should pay good or regular attention to the weather forecasts.

He should have a handy device such as a small radio, which will keep him abreast of important happenings in the area.

3. Frank should take cover once a stroke of lightning appears in the sky.

The field of Physics lets us to know that light travels faster than sound and that the moment lightning appears in the sky, expect thunder roaring about 8 seconds after.

4. Frank should get used to or always wear covered shoes, to protect him from the electric charge that is created between a thunderstorm and a wet ground. Gloves could also do, for the hands.

5. Frank should structure his movements and road trips such that he accounts for some time that'll be used to wait for thunderstorms to pass; since it's unsafe to drive while the storms are roaring.

This will help him be on time to events and meetings.

6. Frank should avoid leaning on walls which have metal wires or bars across them, especially when lightning appears.

7. Frank should avoid anything wet, during a thunderstorm. This precaution should be taken even while indoors.

8. In the event that frank gets caught outdoors or in the open when a thunderstorm occurs, he should stoop and let only his feet have contact with the ground.

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2 years ago

Can anyone please write a summery or a paragraph of life of a homless teen memoir in the Great depression please?

uysha [10]

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depen de si el adolecente ses amensado

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2 years ago

true or false and then EXPLAIN why. Assume the economy produces five goods. If the prices of three of the goods increase, then t

Ipatiy [6.2K]

Answer:

The correct answer is False.

Explanation:

The prices of goods and services are fundamentally determined by their demand and supply. When they increase or decrease, it is because one of these two variables has led to a change. Specifically, an increase in prices occurs especially for three reasons.

Case 1: Supply is maintained and demand increases :

In this situation, companies continue to offer the same amount of a good or service, but we all buy more of them. This can happen for many reasons, among them, an increase in the population (there are more people and more traffic jams and more bikes are sold for circulation on the urban road), it becomes somewhat fashionable, our incomes increase, etc.

It can also happen that the price of a substitute rises (goods that give us exactly the same, such as orange soft drinks of one brand or another). If the price of brand X increases, the demand for brand Y will surely increase, since it will cover the same need at a lower price.

Case 2: Supply falls and demand remains :

A reduction in the supply of companies will make it more expensive. It can happen for a wide range of reasons: from the number of companies with these offers decreasing until the technology of some firms becomes outdated and only a few remain on the market. It may also happen that the price of inputs increases and that manufacturers cannot produce the same quantity as before due to this increase in price.

Case 3: Supply falls and demand increases :

In this case, a ‘mix’ of the phenomena that we have seen previously would take place. However, there are other more specific variables that cause prices to vary. For example, on occasion, governments artificially increase their monetary base. In other words, they use the strategy of manufacturing and issuing money, with more money in circulation than an economy really needs.

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3 years ago

Fill in the missing amounts.

aleksandrvk [35]

Solution

Yoste Company Noone Company

Sales revenue($100,000 + $5,000) $90,000 $105,000

Sales returns and allowances ($6,000) ($5,000)

Net sales $84,000 $100,000

Cost of goods sold($100,000 - $40,000) ($58,000) ($60,000)

Gross profit($84,000 - $58,000) $26,000 $40,000

Operating expenses($40,000 - $17,000) ($14,380) ($23,000)

Net income($26,000 - $14,380) $11,620 $17,000

Net Income divide by Net Sales = Profit Margin Ratio
Gross Profit divide by Net Sales = Gross Profit Rate

Yoste Company :

Profit Margin Ratio = $11,620 divide by $84,000 = 13.83%

Gross Profit Rate = $26,000 divide by $84,000 = 30.95%

Noone Company:

Profit Margin Ratio = $17,000 divide by $100,000 = 17%

Gross Profit Rate = $40,000 divide by $100,000 = 40%

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2 years ago

What famous economist developed the principle of comparative advantage as we know it today?

andreyandreev [35.5K]

Adam Smith was the first who alluded to the concept of comparative advantage. This concept has later been elaborated by David Ricardo.

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3 years ago