Answer:
I think the most likely answer is choice B: "do their best to get along with difficult co-workers."
Explanation:
If a nation's currency drops in value significantly, the International Monetary Fund could step in and buy the currency so that some stability could occur economically
Answer:
Credit cards
Explanation:
Credit cards can allow for easy access to money. They can also be expensive if the balance is carried or they are overused.
Answer:
a) 2000
b) 4000
c) 2000 and 4800
Explanation:
The quantitative theory of money shows how the monetary side of an economy behaves, that is, the effect of money supply on income. It is given by the equation MV = PY, where M = money supply, V is the currency's velocity, P is the price level and Y is the real income level.
M = 500, V = 8, P = 2
a) The real income level:
MV = PY
500 x 8 = 2 x Y
Y = 2000
b) Nominal income level (price level multiplied by real income)
PY
2 x 2000 = 4000
C) If the money supply increases by 20%, ie to 600, the real income will be:
MV = PY
600 x 8 = 2.4 x Y (Y is full employment income, so the effects of money supply will be on the price level)
Y = 2000 Real income remains the same, increase in money supply does not affect real output, only price level, which increases from 2 to 2.4.
The nominal income, in turn, will be:
PY
2.4 x 2000 = 4800
That is, an increase in the money supply only increases nominal income.
Answer:
$387.40
Explanation:
FICA Taxes ($2,600 x 7.65%) $198.90
State Unemployment Taxes $162.50
Federal Unemployment Tax $26.00
Employer's payroll tax expense for the week $387.40
Social Security and Medicare are combined called as FICA taxes and employer made the same contribution as of employee.
State and Federal Unemployment Tax is solely for employer only.
The rest are employee related taxes.
