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Law Incorporation [45]
3 years ago
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El señor Mario estevan cifuentes quiere saber cuanto se le retiene del ISR si gana Q.14,300

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hodyreva [135]3 years ago
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Chile- 4 pounds of coffee beans, Argentina - 16 pounds of coffee beans, is the correct solution of the question.

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It loses 4 pounds of coffee beans if one worker produces 4 pounds of peppers. As a result, if the worker produces 4 pounds extra peppers, 4 pounds of coffee beans will be lost. As a result, the opportunity cost of generating an additional 4 pounds of peppers for Chile is equal to 4 pounds of coffee beans.

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It loses 8 pounds of coffee beans if one worker produces 2 pounds of peppers.

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