I would say that employers have a legal liability to cover their employees with workmen's compensation, at least in BC, Canada.
Answer:
Unemployment rate= 2.78%
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
40 million are in the labor force
36 million are employed
2 million are classified as unable to work
1 million are classified as unwilling to work
The unemployment rate is calculated using the population that is employed and the population actively looking for work.
Therefore:
active population= 40 - 2 - 1= 37
Employed= 36
Unemployment rate= unemployed people/ active population or labor force
Unemployment rate= (1,000,000/36,000,000)*100= 2.78%
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The problem is missing some details. But here is the complete solution. Now consider the second alternative-5 annual payments of $2,000 each. Assume that the payments are made at the starting of each year.
N = 5
I = 10.25
---> this is computed by: [(1+i/n)^n] -1I = <span>[(1+10/2)^2] -1 = 10.25
</span>PV = O
PMT = -2,000
Using a financial calculator...
Future Value = 13, 528.90