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What are the two critical factors considered when determining the amount of employment insurance to be paid to unemployed applicants?
A) their education and experience
B) the number of hours worked and their education
C) the number of hours worked in the past year and regional unemployment rates
D) the size of the firm and the salary of the employee
A) their education and experience
B) the number of hours worked and their education
C) the number of hours worked in the past year and regional unemployment rates
D) the size of the firm and the salary of the employee
On Jul 25, 2024
C
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Which of the following is true of disposable income?
A) It excludes transfer payments.
B) It is the portion of income that is used solely for consumption.
C) It is that part of total earned income that is paid to the government in the form of taxes.
D) It is the difference between income and saving.
E) It equals consumption expenditures plus saving.
A) It excludes transfer payments.
B) It is the portion of income that is used solely for consumption.
C) It is that part of total earned income that is paid to the government in the form of taxes.
D) It is the difference between income and saving.
E) It equals consumption expenditures plus saving.
On Jul 22, 2024
E
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Small business plans differ from large company plans in that:
A) small business plans normally do not discuss strategic planning at all.
B) small business plans usually don't include short-term forecasts.
C) small business plans don't generally discuss the decision to choose the business they are in over others.
D) Both a and b
E) All of the above
A) small business plans normally do not discuss strategic planning at all.
B) small business plans usually don't include short-term forecasts.
C) small business plans don't generally discuss the decision to choose the business they are in over others.
D) Both a and b
E) All of the above
On Jun 25, 2024
C
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Which of the following examples would be the best when delivering negative news?
A) "The phone was damaged due to your neglect, so we regret that we cannot help you at any cost."
B) "You made the mistake of not reading the instructions so it is not our fault your product was damaged."
C) "Since the product was bought on a sale/discount, it cannot be exchanged and it is your responsibility to read the terms and conditions before purchase."
D) "The product you bought did not have a warranty so we are not responsible for repairing it without payment."
E) "Due to company policy, we are unable to refund your money for this product but you may choose another product from our website."
A) "The phone was damaged due to your neglect, so we regret that we cannot help you at any cost."
B) "You made the mistake of not reading the instructions so it is not our fault your product was damaged."
C) "Since the product was bought on a sale/discount, it cannot be exchanged and it is your responsibility to read the terms and conditions before purchase."
D) "The product you bought did not have a warranty so we are not responsible for repairing it without payment."
E) "Due to company policy, we are unable to refund your money for this product but you may choose another product from our website."
On Jun 22, 2024
E
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What is meant by a penalty on early withdrawal of savings and under what circumstances is it deductible?
On May 26, 2024
Banks often require minimum or fixed deposit periods for many certificates of deposit or time savings accounts and impose an interest penalty if the funds are withdrawn prior to the end of the agreed-upon term.This penalty is a penalty on early withdrawal of savings.The amount of the penalty is deductible as a for AGI deduction.
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Anthony closes out his account in which he deposited $500 five years ago at an interest rate of 5%. Mark closes out his account in which he deposited $500 ten years ago at an interest rate of 5%. Who had more in their account? About how much more did he have?
On May 23, 2024
Mark had more in his account. Mark had $814.45 in his account while Anthony had about $638.14 in his account. So Mark had about $176.31 more in his account.