Answer:
The US income will be $12,201 and South Korea's income will be $21,911. US income will grow by multiple of 1.2 while South Korea's GDP will grow by multiples of 2.19.
Explanation:
Initial income of both the countries is $10,000.
Growth rate of South Korea is 4%.
Growth rate of US is 1%.
In 20 years, South Korea's income will be,
=Initial income*
=$10,000*
=$10,000*2.1911
=$21,911
Similarly, we can find US income.
=Initial income*
=$10,000*
=$10,000*1.2201
=$12,201
So, South Korea's income is $21,911 while US's income is $12,201.
South Korea's income grows by the multiples of 2.1911. While, US's income grows by the multiples of 1.2201
Answer:
A single used plan are used only once, while a standing plan can be used repeatedly.
(1) The option A is correct single use plan
(2) the option B is correct standing use plan.
Explanation:
Solution
A single use plan is to be used only once, while a standing plan is designed to be used repeatedly.
A single used plan are only used once and never to be used again. an example is project plans and program plans
A standing plan can be used all the time, that is something that is ongoing. it includes policies, rules and regulations.
(1) The option (A) is correct
(2) The option (B) is correct
Equilibrium is a situation where the seller’s Revenue and buyers cost are equal or intersect each other. In other words, the point of Equilibrium can be understood a level at which the total revenues received by sellers equal the total amount spent by buyers on the product.
At equilibrium in a market for a product, the total revenues received by sellers equal the: <u>Total amount spent by buyers on the product</u>
I think it is C or B or A
Answer: Net Income
Explanation:
Net Income is the profit made by a company after it has finished paying off all expenses including taxes and interest payments on debt.
Calculating the net income is the main purpose of the Income statement which is where we will see the expenses that the business is incurring and how much sales they are making to get such profits. This net income is then transferred to the Retained Earnings in the balance sheet.