Answer:
d. it is balanced.
Explanation:
A budget is defined as the amount of money that is set aside for some future purpose. It is a way to effectively manage funds and avoids wastage. When one is going out of their budget they know is is an unallocated cost and this will lead to unbalanced funding for needs.
In this scenario the total budget of Jackie is
Monthly budget= fixed expenses+ living expenses+ annual expense
Monthly budget = 1,640+ 1,320+ 260
Monthly budget= $3,220
Yearly budget= monthly budget* 12
Yearly budget= 3,220* 12= $38,640
This is a perfect balance with her annual net income.
#16 is B because I know I’ve had that problem before
<span>The ending equity is $315,000
This is just a matter of adding income and subtracting withdraws. So let's do it.
"Cragmont has beginning equity of $277,000,"
x = $277000
"net income of $63,000"
x = $277000 + $63000 = $340000
"withdrawals of $25,000"
x = $340000 - $25000 = $315000</span>
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Optimization using total value calculates the total value of each feasible option and then picks the option with the highest total value.
Optimization using marginal analysis calculates the change in total value when a person switches from one feasible option to another, and the uses these marginal comparisons to choose the option with the highest total value.
Both gives identical answers.
Optimization can be implemented using many different techniques.
One of it, is Total value total benefit - total cost (net benefit).
It translate all cost and benefits into common units, like dollar per month.
Calculate the total net benefit of each alternative.
Pick the alternative with the highest net benefit.
Preexisting condition. It was how insurance companies would not cover many conditions.