<span>One tip for working with colleagues from different generations is to multiple choice stick to basic technology for teamwork. 
A. defer to the oldest team member.
B. avoid discussions of politics. 
C. focus on individuals and their goals. 
D. avoid verbal opposition.
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Answer:
Present value = $1,780.20
Future value = $2,385.64
Explanation:
Years     Annual cash flows   Discount factor @5%       Present value 
1              $200.00                  0.9523809524             $190.48
2             $200.00                  0.9070294785             $181.41
3             $200.00                  0.8638375985              $172.77
4             $300.00                  0.8227024748              $246.81
5             $500.00                  0.7835261665               $391.76
6             $800.00                  0.7462153966               $596.97
Present value                                                         $1,780.20
Now the future value is 
Future value = Present value × (1 + interest rate)^number of years
= $1,780.20 × (1 + 0.05)^6
= $1,780.20 × 1.3400956406
= $2,385.64
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
 $5
Explanation:
Data provided are as follows
Purchase price of stock one year ago = $27
Now stock price= $32
Total return percentage = 37%
So, The computation of the dollar amount of dividend is:
= Purchase price of stock one year ago × Total return percentage - difference in stock price
= $27 × 37% - $5
= $10 - $5
= $5
The difference would be
= $32 - $27
= $5
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
a. tries to differentiate its product from competitors' products.
Explanation:
A monopolistic competition is when there are many buyers and sellers of heterogeneous goods and services . 
An example of a monopolistic competition is a restaurant. 
The demand curve for a monopolistic competition is downward sloping which indicates that the demand is elastic. 
If in the short run ,a monopolistic competition earns economic profit, in the long run, new firms would enter in the industry wiping out the economic profit. Therefore, in the long run, a monopolistic competition doesn't operate like a monopoly. A monopoly earns economic profit both in the short and long run. 
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There seems to be an error in your question. Budget deficit is when the government spending exceeds its revenue, yet your question makes no mention of expenses. However, it seems to be referring to something we call the "negative output gap", where actual output is lower than potential output. If this is the case, then the output gap is $100. (I suspect you omitted the million as no country, not even fictional, only produces $500.)