Answer:
Both equilibrium quantity and interest rate will shift to the right.
Explanation:
A shift to the right on those two factors candidates a general increase in the market.
As a demand for a certain product increase, The producer will match it up by increasing the supply of that product in order to accommodate as many consumers as possible. This will cause the equilibrium between demand and supply increased.
As the consumers base grow, there will be more competitors show up to offer the credits for the customers. This will make the potential income that credit providers decreased. As a response, it is very common for them to raise the interest rates for the credit.
Answer:
<u>a. True</u>
Explanation:
Indeed, we could rightly say the statement is true by remembering the four key factors of production (business):
- capital (wealth)
- labor
- resources
- entrepreneur.
Labor is part of the list of important factors and political freedom allows the entrepreneur to sucessfully manage business activities.
Answer: $2,250
Explanation:
The Tax-Payer uses a cash-basis. This means that they recognize revenue or expenses only when they are actually paid as opposed to an Accrual basis entity that recognizes revenue or expenses when it is incurred.
As the Cash-Basis taxpayer is the majority shareholder of the company, Stone may not deduct the amount from income until they have paid the tax payer because tax regulations state that when an Accrual Basis entity owes a majority owner who uses the Cash basis, they may not recognize the deduction until they have paid the owner.
In year 2 they paid ½ of the rent which is,
= 4,500/2
= $2,250
They can therefore only deduct $2,250 in Year 2.
Answer:
The answer is: B) $175
Explanation:
Caroline made an income of $500 from this transaction and it should be taxed at ordinary income rate (35%).
Caroline´s taxes = $500 x 35% = $175
In order for Caroline to be taxed at 15% (capital gains rate) she should have sold a capital asset that she had owned for more than one year, but in this case she didn´t sell any stock.
