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If $300 is invested at a 4% APR, how much interest will be earned in 10...

If $300 is invested at a 4% APR, how much interest will be earned in 10 years compounded annually?

(Round to the nearest cent and do not enter the dollar sign)

In: Finance

What is the impact of tax policies such as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) in...

What is the impact of tax policies such as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) in addressing poverty? How have they affected income and wealth inequality in the U.S.?

In: Economics

Most brokers will set a minimum level of commissions that must be earned by a sales...

Most brokers will set a minimum level of commissions that must be earned by a sales associate becoase of

a)

association fees

b)

insurance fees

c)

secretarial costs

d)

desk costs

In: Operations Management

. A process description for “Pay Commission" is provided below:            For each COMMISSION EARNED           ...

. A process description for “Pay Commission" is provided below:

           For each COMMISSION EARNED

                        If EXTRA BONUS equals Y

                                  If PAYMENT TOTAL is greater than $80,000

                                                Add 3% to COMMISSION PERCENT

                                                Output SPECIAL LETTER

                                                Output AWARD LIST

                                           Else   Add 2% to COMMISSION PERCENT

                                                  Output AWARD LIST

                Else

                                    If PAYMENT TOTAL is greater than $80,000

Add 1% to COMMISSION PERCENT

                                                Output SPECIAL LETTER

                                   

Calculate COMMISSION = COMMISSION PERCENT times PAYMENT TOTAL

    Required:

    Construct a Decision Table for the above process description.

In: Operations Management

It is widely believed that the more education one receives the higher the income earned at...

It is widely believed that the more education one receives the higher the income earned at the time of first employment and over the course of a career. However, due to varying reasons, many people never complete high school and, thus, never receive their high-school diploma. Although individuals without a high-school diploma are often able to find employment, they experience economic outcomes quite different from those who finish high school before entering the workforce to earn a living. Across the nation, there are millions of individuals with families who are now working but do not possess the credentials of a high-school diploma. Many of these individuals and their families are considered to be a part of the working poor that make up a considerable portion of this nation’s labor force.

1. A student states that a decrease in the percent of 18-64 yr-olds with no high school diploma will no doubt lead to a decrease in the percent of low-income working families. Write at least two concise sentences addressing the key uses and limitations of linear correlation and use these to respond to the student’s statement. In addition, using the R-squared value for the regression equation, provide a statement about its meaning, in general, and, specifically, in the context of this project.

  1. Reference(s): The Working Poor Families Project. (2011). Indicators and Data. Retrieved from http://www.workingpoorfamilies.org/indicators/

    2011 Data

    Jurisdiction

    Percent of low income working families (<200% poverty level)

    Percent of 18-64 year olds with no HS diploma

    Alabama

    37.3

    15.3

    Alaska

    25.9

    8.6

    Arizona

    38.9

    14.8

    Arkansas

    41.8

    14

    California

    34.3

    17.6

    Colorado

    27.6

    10.1

    Connecticut

    21.1

    9.5

    Delaware

    27.8

    11.9

    District of Columbia

    23.2

    10.8

    Florida

    37.3

    13.1

    Georgia

    36.6

    14.9

    Hawaii

    25.8

    7.2

    Idaho

    38.6

    10.7

    Illinois

    30.4

    11.5

    Indiana

    31.9

    12.2

    Iowa

    28.8

    8.1

    Kansas

    32

    9.7

    Kentucky

    34.1

    13.6

    Louisiana

    36.3

    16.1

    Maine

    30.4

    7.1

    Maryland

    19.5

    9.7

    Massachusetts

    20.1

    9.1

    Michigan

    31.6

    10

    Minnesota

    24.2

    7.3

    Mississippi

    43.6

    17

    Missouri

    32.7

    11.1

    Montana

    36

    7

    Nebraska

    31.1

    8.7

    Nevada

    37.4

    16.6

    New Hampshire

    19.7

    7.3

    New Jersey

    21.2

    10.1

    New Mexico

    43

    16.2

    New York

    30.2

    13

    North Carolina

    36.2

    13.6

    North Dakota

    27.2

    5.9

    Ohio

    31.8

    10.3

    Oklahoma

    37.4

    13.2

    Oregon

    33.9

    10.8

    Pennsylvania

    26

    9.4

    Rhode Island

    26.9

    12

    South Carolina

    38.3

    14.2

    South Dakota

    31

    8.7

    Tennessee

    36.6

    12.7

    Texas

    38.3

    17.8

    Utah

    32.3

    9.9

    Vermont

    26.2

    6.6

    Virginia

    23.3

    10.2

    Washington

    26.4

    10.2

    West Virginia

    36.1

    12.9

    Wisconsin

    28.7

    8.5

    Wyoming

    28.1

    8

In: Statistics and Probability

The accompanying data are the number of wins and the earned run averages​ (mean number of...

The accompanying data are the number of wins and the earned run averages​ (mean number of earned runs allowed per nine innings​ pitched) for eight baseball pitchers in a recent season. Find the equation of the regression line. Then construct a scatter plot of the data and draw the regression line. Then use the regression equation to predict the value of y for each of the given​ x-values, if meaningful. If the​ x-value is not meaningful to predict the value of​ y, explain why not.

​(a) x=5 wins

​(b) x=10 wins

​(c) x=21 wins

​(d) x=15 wins

Wins, x= 20 18 17 16 14 12 11 9

Earned run average, y= 2.74 3.31 2.65 3.64 3.94 4.34 3.88 5.16

1. Find the regression equation.

  1. Graph below

In: Statistics and Probability

Suppose the scores earned on a statistics test are normally distributed with a mean of 65...

Suppose the scores earned on a statistics test are normally distributed with a mean of 65 and a standard deviation 8. The instructor wants to curve the test scores as follows: The top 5% get an A, the next 20% get a B, the middle 50% get a C, the bottom 10% get an F, and the rest earn a D. Determine the score cutoffs for the test.

In: Statistics and Probability

1. As the influential message sources of earned media are outside the control of a marketing...

1. As the influential message sources of earned media are outside the control of a marketing manager, the messages may be negative toward the brand.

True or False

2. When a customer posts a review on Amazon about the difficulties he faces while using his new hairdryer, it is considered an example of earned media.

True or False

3. Though an infographic may be well-designed, it captures less attention and gets passed along less readily than a text-heavy website.

True or False

4. Pass-along occurs when a customer makes a recommendation for a specific brand to another customer and may include advice or suggestions against a brand.

True or False

5. The typical promotional objectives of e-mail newsletters are maintaining relationships, reminding customers, and cross-selling.

True or False

In: Accounting

The accompanying data are the number of wins and the earned run averages​ (mean number of...

The accompanying data are the number of wins and the earned run averages​ (mean number of earned runs allowed per nine innings​pitched) for eight baseball pitchers in a recent season. Find the equation of the regression line. Then construct a scatter plot of the data and draw the regression line. Then use the regression equation to predict the value of y for each of the given​ x-values, if meaningful. If the​ x-value is not meaningful to predict the value of​ y, explain why not. ​(a) x=5 wins (b) x=10wins (c) x=21 wins (d) x=15 wins

The equation of the regression line is y = (__) x + (__).

Wins, x

Earned run​ average, y

20, 2.72
18 3.26
17 2.72
16 3.75
14 3.83
12 4.41
11 3.73
9 5.07

In: Statistics and Probability

What is a suitable way to display the average income earned by men and women in...

What is a suitable way to display the average income earned by men and women in a city?

What is a suitable way to display relationship between two continuous variables?

What’s the best way to display median and outliers?

A scatter plot

A pie chart

A histogram

A bar chart

In: Statistics and Probability