I'ts not the C, gross income received from salaries, wages, tips, and commissions. I just chose that on my quiz and got it wrong. I did a little more research after that and now I believe it is
B, gross income after subtracting exemptions and deductions.
Answer:
EEOC - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Explanation:
EEOC protects employees with disabilities, Nathan would qualify for such protection due to the physical strain.
Answer:
price fixing agreement
Explanation: Price fixing is an agreement (written, verbal) among competitors to sell a product, service, or commodity only at a fixed price. These competitors who agree to this agreement are responsible for raising, lowering, or stabilizing prices according to their competitive terms. Generally, consumers make choices to what products and services to buy, and they expect that the price should be determined freely on the basis of supply and demand, not by an agreement among competitors. in this type of case, prices tend to be higher which is a major concern for the consumers.
Answer:
the <u>drawer</u>, is <u>secondarily</u> liable on the check when it is dishonored.
Explanation:
A check is a legal document and is usually considered as good as cash. When a check bounces (is not paid by the bank) the drawer is liable for the total amount of the check.
If the check bounces because the account does not have sufficient funds, the drawer is responsible and liable. But if the bank bounces the check without any proper reason, then it can be liable for damages.
Answer:
D) Annuity B has both a higher present value and a higher future value than Annuity A
Explanation:
An annuity which pays a fixed sum at the beginning of the period for a number of years is referred to as Annuity Due.
Whereas, an annuity that pays a fixed sum at the end of a period for a number of years is called Deferred Annuity.
Present value of an annuity due is given by:
Present Value = Amount × 
× (1 + r)
In case of an annuity due, the present value would be more since no discounting is required for the first installment and secondly since the number of years of installments get reduced by 1 unlike in the case of a deferred annuity.
Future Value = Amount of annuity (in case of equal amounts )× Cumulative annuity factor at r% invested for n years.
Thus, in the given case, Annuity B will have both higher present value and a higher future value.
