I think the answer is B, but I am not sure.
Answer:
Answer to this question is b.46500
Explanation:
According to 28/36 guidelines, a household shall not spend more than 28% of its monthly income on housing expenses.
Applying the above rule, the monthly income of a household shall be calculated as follows:
28% x household monthly income=1085$
household monthly income=1085/28%=3875
Annual household income=3875 x 12=46500
Answer to this question is b.46500
Answer: A. Impossibility of performance
Explanation:
Impossibility of contract is a doctrine where by a contract is rendered invalid on the bases of uncontrollable circumstances which renders performance of contract impossible. Impossibility of performance can be difficult to prove.
Answer:
$58,002.60
Explanation:
First, it is clear to include the $21,000 as part of the value of the equipment.
Now, the $9,000 annual payment after every year for six years need to be presented in its present value, meaning what is the value of those future amounts of $9,000 on June 30, 2018.
To calculate the present value of annuity (annuity means constant and equal payments) for those 6 payments of $9,000, we would need the Present Value Factor which is supplied from the Present Value Table.
Looking at 12% for 6 periods ("six annual installments") on the table, it gives the PV factor of 4.1114.
Just multiply $9,000 by 4.1114 and we get 37,002.60
Finally add the downpayment of $21,000 with the present value $37,002.60 and we would get the total value of the equipment of 58,002.60
Answer:
- Equilibrium wage increase
- Level of employment increase
Explanation:
A shift rightward in the labor market of a single employer would imply that the employer wants more labor. They will therefore increase the wages that they are paying their labor to entice more labor and the level of employment in the industry will increase as the employer hires more people.
Graphically speaking, when the labor demand curve shifts right, it will intersect with the labor supply curve at a higher equilibrium wage. The quantity of labor will also increase as it goes to a new equilibrium point.