The projects that bricks construction can do are :
- Lack of housing >> They can provide more houses that available for their workers
- Unemployment >> They could teach some finance/entrepreneurial skills to the individuals nearby
- Poor Education and training >> They could build some sort of education center for specific job
The answer is: individual characteristics
In forensic, individual characteristics refers to a trail of evidence that could only be made by someone with a specific background or someone who are used to a certain type of behavior.
From markings and cuts and the sole, investigators could predict the general activities that usually done by the owner of the shoe. This would helped them identify the victim and help to unfold what happened to that victim when the crime occurred.
Answer:
The value of all future payments discounted by the interest rate
Explanation:
Since the purchase of the asset is by installments to be paid in the future. The present value to be recognized is the sum of the future payments discounted at the predetermined interest rate.
The first payment due now will not have to be discounted but future payments will have to be discounted to ascertain the present value of the asset to be recognized in the balance sheet.
Answer:
Ks = 4%+6% = 10%
Explanation:
so we need to remember that tax rate doesn't affect Cost of equity
in this case the formula will be:
cost of equity is equal to=dividend yield+Growth rate or Ks = D1/P + g
Camp Company's expected dividend yield ( D1) is 4%
growth rate is 6%
SO we get Ks = 4%+6% = 10%
Answer:
$4,713.425
Explanation:
The computation of amount of net pay for the employee for the month of January is shown below:-
Deductions = (Gross earning × Social security tax rate) + (Gross earning × Medicare tax rate) + Federal income taxes + Health insurance + Contribution of retirement plan
= ($5,550 × 6.2%) + ($5,550 × 1.45%) + $184 + $152 + $76
= $344.1 + $80.475 + $184 + $152 + $76
= $836.575
Net pay = Gross earning - Deductions
= $5,550 - $836.575
= $4,713.425
Therefore for computing the net pay we simply applied the above formula.