I belive this is Undervaluing asserts.
hope this helps!
What affects the egg coagulation in custards and creams!
Answer: Sugar is also important to custard as the addition of it in a recipe results in a softer custard. Sugar also increases the coagulation temperature and time. Don't dump the sugar directly onto the eggs and let it sit; this causes the yolks to "burn" into hard little lumps that detract from your creamy custard.
Answer:
$0
Explanation:
Alfred paid in premiums = $18,300
company paid Alfred = $125,000
Alfred died after 18 months, then,
Company collected the face amount of the policy = $150,000
Sale of policy = [ company compensation - premium paid]
= $125,000 - $18,300
= $106,700
In this situation, Alfred receives the submission price from the insurance company consequential in profit.
There is no gain in the income of the insurance policy that is purchased by the Alfred for the long term.
That's why he is not required to include the amount of sale of policy i.e. $106,700.
Hence, Alfred required to include in his gross income will be zero ($0).
Answer:
Regressive, proportional, progressive
Explanation:
There are three main tax categories: regressive, proportional, and progressive.
Regressive Tax
Regressive taxes are type f tax accessed as a percentage of the value of an asset purchased or possessed. Under this system, low-income earners tend to pay a higher amount compared to high income earners because it has no correlation with what the taxpayer earns or their income level.
Proportional Tax
In a proportional tax system, everyone irrespective of their income pay the same rate. This tax system affects everyone equally.
Progressive Tax
A progressive tax has it name implies is progressive in nature.The tax rate increases as the income level of the tax payer increases. Therefore high-income earning individuals pay more than low-income earning individuals
Answer:
c.
Explanation:
the product is a "me-too" and contains no new technology or points of difference
Price skimming is a pricing strategy in which a marketer sets a relatively high initial price for a product or service at first, then lowers the price over time
