In a period of economic difficulty, a product with a low elasticity of demand will: A. stop being produced until the economy improves. B. continue to be purchased at about the same rate. C. increase in sales due to a perceived lack of supply. D. experience a major decline in sales right away.

(b) A dealer purchased some goods marked at ₹ 2,000 at a discount of \( 20 \% \) and \( 5 \% \). He sells the same at a discount of \( 15 \% \) and \( 5 \% \). Find the amount of gain or loss to him.

I would arrange what I said earlier, I would purchase a budgetting book and every paycheck I would put to the side until I re need to open that budgetting book. I would use green for food, i would use red for shopping. I would use pink for rent and I would orange for other neccessitie that I would want to have. The most expenses I would use would probably be food and rent because those are the most important.

Find the final hourly wage if a \( \$ 9.00 \) starting wage is increased by \( 4.5 \% \) each year for 8 years.

personal finances one uses a budget to know what monies is entering and monies that are being invested ion that is needed to be tracked and/or documented can be put into Excel to give the creator and their com inamces handled for operations. The arrangement of the columns and rows are places that information is pl on easier to read and even calculate. I do not think I ever used colors for the cells before. I have used borde tention to specific areas of a budget. Some of the expenses to be included on a budget created through Exce age, groceries, and monthly expensives. It is a great idea to prioritize and list in the columns according to ho are and how soon they may be due. Some of the functions used that I think are very helpful are the charts a hey give a better visual display for where the resources are going. This helps the person or company to make

Suppose you want to have \( \$ 700,000 \) for retirement in 25 years. Your account earns \( 4 \% \) interest. a) How much would you need to deposit in the account each month? b) How much interest will you earn?