Clara works a summer job that pays $10 per hour. She has two choices for the Fourth of July weekend. She can continue to work an
d earn holiday pay, or she can go with her friends to the beach. She creates a cost-benefit analysis table to examine her choices. What statement would best complete the chart, and why? -She would be able to carpool to the beach, allowing her to save money for a car.
-She would be able to relax and work better later because she would have a good time.
-Her employer may see she is reliable and hire her in the fall, helping her save more for college.
-Her employer may see she works more than other employees and cut back on her work time.
<span>The statement ‘her employer may see she is reliable and hire her in the fall, helping her save more for college’ will be a benefit that completes the cost-benefit table for working and earning holiday pay. ‘She would be able to carpool to the beach, allowing her to save money for a car’ and ‘she would be able to relax and work better later because she would have a good time’ are benefits for going to the beach.</span>