All the following can create disbursement float except the:
A) payment of wages.
B) payment for raw materials.
C) disbursement of funds to a supplier.
D) distribution of cash dividends.
E) sale of an asset.
E) sale of an asset.
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Which of the following jobs are least likely to be taken over by automation?
A. knowledge-work jobs that require creativity and problem solving B. bookkeeping jobs C. clerical jobs D. assembly-line jobs E. jobs that require unskilled labor
The cost of transporting a barrel of petroleum by pipeline from Houston to the New York harbor is ______.
A. $1 B. $2 C. $3 D. $4
Joseph can qualify for all of the following except the
For many years Joseph paid someone else to file his income tax return. After taking a personal finance course at his local college, Joseph feels he is ready to tackle it on his own for tax year 2014. Joseph is single with an income of $43,000 and has no dependents. He has little interest income from savings, does not have a personal IRA, and plans to itemize deductions. Joseph owns a home and travels a lot with his job. He pays some of his own work-related expenses because his employer does not pay for all of them. His only personal investments include 1,500 shares of stock he inherited from his uncle, which he does not intend to sell for many years because the blue-chip company has a strong history of dividend income and share price appreciation. However, he does contribute monthly to his 401(k) plan at work. A) mortgage interest payments deduction. B) deduction for unreimbursed job-related expenses that are in excess of 2 percent of AGI. C) Lifetime Learning Credit. D) real estate property taxes deduction. E) Joseph can qualify for all of the above to reduce his tax liability.
Problems with infeasible solutions arise in practice because
a. management doesn't specify enough restrictions. b. too many restrictions have been placed on the problem. c. of errors in objective function formulation. d. there are too few decision variables.