Given the scenario in the previous question (each tax return is worth approximately $20, employees are paid approximately $10 per hour worth of benefits), what if you were more productive and could complete 4 tax returns per hour. What is the most (in terms of cash wage) can the employer pay you, assuming everything else is the same? 

Sally Heath has the option of obtaining life insurance through her place of employment.  She will not need to take a physical exam.  This type of policy would be a/an ________ policy.

A ________ provides a directive to a physician that allows you to state your wishes regarding medical treatment in the event of a terminal illness or injury that renders you unable to make decisions regarding life support or other medical treatments.

You are participating in a pension plan where the company’s contributions vary from year to year, depending on the firm’s performance. This is an example of a(n) ________.

The amount of current income that you earn today isn’t relevant to setting your long term goals for the future.

Suppose we have a market for white t-shirts in Figure 1, depicting a supply and demand diagram for this market. How many t-shirts will be sold (in equilibrium)?  

 Probably the most important determinant of your future earnings will be

If a small country produced 200 hats priced at $4 apiece, and 250 bracelets priced at $5 apiece, what would its nominal GDP be? 

A one-time investment of $200 at a 10% Annual Rate of Return yields $242 in two years. The $242 is known as the

9.  What does “relief wax” actually do?