a. College students reduce how much detergent they use for each load of laundry in response to higher detergent prices.
(demand curve)
b. College students rush and buy discount furniture to take advantage of an unexpected price drop.
(Shift of a demand curve)
c. College students purchase many more energy drinks during finals week than during the rest of the semester.
(Demand curve)
d. Students eat out more often as the federal government increases how much grant money it provides students.
(Shift or a demand curve)
Answer: $12717
Explanation:
1. The amount of FICA and/or self-employment tax that Dave is required to pay on his compensation and his
share of the KBS income if KBS is formed as a C corporation, will be:
= 7.65% × $75000
= 7.65/100 × $75000
= 0.0765 × $75000
= $5738
2. As an S Corporation will be:
= 7.65% × $75000
= 7.65/100 × $75000
= 0.0765 × $75000
= $5738
3. As a limited liability company will be:
Dave's compensation = 75,000
Dave's portion of income will be calculated as:
= 50% × $30,000
= 0.5 × $30,000
= $15,000
Total will then be:
= $75000 + $15000 = $90000
We then calculate the net earnings which will be:
= 92.35% × $90000
= 0.9235 × $90000
= $83115
The FICA and/or self-employment tax that Dave is required to pay will then be:
= 15.3% × $83115
= 0.153 × $83115
= $12717
Answer:
The correct answers are: I. Investment banks generally cannot be specialists. and V. Specialists help maintain continuous trading.
Explanation:
Stock market specialists execute purchase or sale orders commissioned by a stockbroker. In the same way, when there are not enough buyers or sellers, specialists buy or sell on their own against the market trend. That is, they have the obligation to buy when there is not enough demand and the obligation to sell when there is not enough supply, in order to provide stability and liquidity to the market. Specialists play a role comparable to that of an air traffic controller: just as air traffic controllers are in charge of maintaining order among aircraft in flight, specialists maintain a fair and orderly market in the values assigned to them.
Answer:
Reconciled balance for both bank and cheque book statement is $2,572.51
Explanation:
To find the reconciled balance, we start of with reconciling the bank statement with cheque book statement
Bank statement
Balance as per bank statement
$2009.32
Add: deposits in transits
$1,197.87
Less: outstanding checks
($310.18 + $324.50)
Reconciled balance
$2,572.51
Cheque book
Balance as per cheque book
$2,469.31
Add: interest earned
$109.20
Less: service charge
($6)
Reconciled balance
$2,572.51.
