Answer:
Serving size. Check to see how many servings the package contains. ...
Calories. How many calories are in one serving? ...
Carbohydrates. The total carbohydrates listed on a food label include sugar, complex carbohydrate and fiber, which can all affect blood glucose. ...
Total fat. ...
Saturated fat. ...
Trans fat. ...
Cholesterol. ...
Sodium.
Explanation:
Serving size. Check to see how many servings the package contains. ...
Calories. How many calories are in one serving? ...
Carbohydrates. The total carbohydrates listed on a food label include sugar, complex carbohydrate and fiber, which can all affect blood glucose. ...
Total fat. ...
Saturated fat. ...
Trans fat. ...
Cholesterol. ...
Sodium.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
items first before listing the price
Answer: Straight line PPF, Opportunity cost is constant.
Explanation:
The PPF for Sweden is downward sloping straight line which depicts that the resources that are used in the production of these two goods are not specialized and the same set of resources is equally useful in producing both smartphones and tablets. Thus, Sweden's opportunity cost of producing more smartphones and fewer tablets should remain constant.
Answer:
C. Under-capitalized
Explanation:
Tier Capital/Risk-weighted assets = (90 million + 70 million)/2,017.6 million
= 7.93%;
Tier 1 Capital /Risk-weighted assets = 90 million /2,017.6 million
= 4.46%;
Tier Capital/Total assets= (90 million + 70 million)/2,522 million
= 6.34%.
The first ratio puts the bank in the undercapitalized zone.
Answer: a. Making authorized commitments
Explanation:
Executive Orders 12674 and 12731 (which amended 12674) of 1989 and 1990 respectively, were signed by President Bush with the purpose of setting forth the principles of ethical conduct that were required of Federal Government Officers and Employees.
These principles were meant to ensure that government officials and employees abstained from Abuse of power whilst working in such a way as not to bring disrepute to the Federal Government.
All of the above are violations of the Order except option A which is stated in Part I Section 101 (f) of Executive Order 12674. It reads that, "<em>Employees shall make no unauthorized statements</em>..." thus insinuating that employees are allowed to make Authorized statements.
