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Ruth, a cashier at a private bank, strongly believes that no matter how much effort she puts in or how many hours she works overtime, she will not be offered a promotion in the next 10 years. In this scenario, Ruth's beliefs are in accordance with the expectancy theory.
Since you provide no options, one of the form of welfare that gives direct payments to recipients is : DPDP
Which stands for Direct payments demonstration Projects
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Answer:
The options in the question are not well aligned,find below question with properly aligned options:
A subsistence economy is one that ________.
a. meets its needs without working for wages and purchasing necessities
b. meets its needs by overfishing lakes and rivers
c. purchases resources for immediate use
d. meets is needs while causing ecosystem destruction
e. purchases goods and services from others
Hence the correct option is A,meets its needs without working for wages and purchasing necessities
Explanation:
In a subsistence economy,every household provides for its own basic needs,without any need for specialization that leads to exchange.
Specialization is act of engaging in what one knows how to do best, that way efficiency and effectiveness are guaranteed, as every output would have been given a professional touch.
Exchange is the process by which individuals buys their needs from others using money earned from their own specialty as a medium of exchange
All of the following statements are true with regard to qualifying business losses EXCEPT: Qualifying losses from 2017 were carried forward to the taxpayer's 2018 tax return.
Explanation:
The loss would reduce any other eligible income of the applicant for the current year. An investor shall recover the QBI from various trades or businesses, including damages.
Upon deduction of all qualified company gains for the current year, the excess of the income shall be rolled forward to the next tax year. The unfavorable balance shall be shifted into the next fiscal year.
If the loss was incurred after 2018, the excluded or lost element is included in QBI and would otherwise be included in QBI, but is included in taxable income not until the year.
