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What would the taxes be on 60000 with no dependents?
That would depend on the tax laws of the country in which you live.
What does No Depend mean in regards to World War 2 honorable discharge papers?
No dependents.
Is whom always a pronoun or does it depend on the context?
Whom is always a pronoun.
Whom do you think we can depend on?
WE cannot depend on anyone, except OURSELVES
How much will you make in the army?
That will depend on your pay grade, time in service, and variables related to dependents, training, and duties.
Who can go with you when stationed after basic training in the army?
Actual dependents. That is your spouse, your children or step children, or anyone for whom you are legally responsible.
Do you have to sign a contract to rent a mule?
depend on whom you rent from
What are the financial qualifications for a Pell Grant?
Financial qualifications for a Pell Grant depend on many factors such as family income, how many dependents you have, and what bills and expenses you have.
What is the the video game of the week?
This would depend on who is writing the review and for whom.
What is the Dependency Ratio and when does it occur?
The Dependency Ratio is a measure that compares the number of dependents—typically those aged 0-14 and those over 65—to the working-age population (ages 15-64). It is calculated by dividing the number of dependents by the working-age population and multiplying by 100. A high dependency ratio indicates a larger proportion of dependents, which can strain resources and social services, often occurring in populations with high birth rates or aging demographics. This ratio is crucial for understanding economic and social dynamics within a population.
How is dependency ratio used in economics?
"The dependency ratio is used in Economics to measure the working population and non working population. It is age-population ration, and takes into account both dependents and productive populations."
What is the formula of dependency load?
The dependency load is typically calculated using the formula: [ \text{Dependency Load} = \frac{\text{Number of Dependents}}{\text{Working-age Population}} \times 100 ] This formula provides a ratio that indicates the proportion of dependents (usually children and elderly) relative to the working-age population, helping to assess the economic burden on the productive segment of the population.
