Answer:
d) relative to others instead of against performance standards.
Explanation:
Contrast error is one that occurs during performance rating where a person is not rated objectively, but against previous people who performed good or badly.
The person's ratings is affected negatively or positively.
A person that performs well subconsciously sets a benchmark in the mind of the rater, and he now rates future participants based on this benchmark and not on performance standards that have been set.
Answer:
C) the nominal value of aggregate income is determined
Explanation:
The quantity theory of money states that nominal aggregate income is determined by money supply. It is assumed that money velocity is constant in the short run and so would not impact nominal aggregate income.
The quantity theory of money is obtained from the equation of exchange which is:
(Money supply × velocity ) = (price × agregrate output)
Dividing both sides by velocity gives,
Money supply = (1/velocity) × ( price × agregrate output)
It is assumed velocity is constant, therefore,
Money supply = k × (price × agregrate output)
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Answer:
A. $96
B. $228
C. $42
Explanation:
A. Calculation to determine the Amount of SUTA tax the company must pay to Nebraska on Porter's wages
SUTA tax =$3,000 x 3.2%
SUTA tax = $96
Therefore the Amount of SUTA tax the company must pay to Nebraska on Porter's wages is $96
B. Calculation to determine the Amount of sUTA tax the company must pay to Michiganion Porter's wages
SUTA tax =($9,000 - $3,000 )x3.8%
SUTA tax =$6,000 x 3.8%
SUTA tax = $228
Therefore the Amount of SUTA tax the company must pay to Nebraska on Porter's wages is $228
C. Calculation to determine the Amount of the net FUTA tax on Porters wages
Net FUTA tax=$7,000 limit) x 0.6%
Net FUTA tax = $42
Therefore the Amount of SUTA tax the company must pay to Nebraska on Porter's wages is $42
Answer:
wages should rise and rents should fall in A
Explanation:
The Factor Price Equalisation Theory states that when two countries trade, the price of identical factors of production will tend to be equalised across the countries. Factors of production include wage rate and rent of capital.
So if a country that is labour abundant trades with another country A there will be tendency for exportation of the excess labour of country B to country A.
As a result country A will become more labour intensive and wages of workers will rise since focus is more on use of labour.
However since less capital will now be used the money spent on renting capital will reduce.
