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You get a wage increase of 4 percent plus extra 5 per week your present wages are 250 per week what will your new wage be?
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You get a wage increase of 4 percent plus an extra Rs5 per week What if your present wages are Rs 250 per week What will your new wage be?
Present wage = 2504% of 250 = 4 x 2.5 = £10Therefore new wage = 250 + 10 + 5 = £265
Your wages went from 7.50 to 8.25 what is your percent increase?
10% increase.
Does an increase in wages payable increase or decrease cash flow?
Increase in wages payable will increase in cash flow because cash is not paid.
If i earn 6 pounds 60 pence an hour and i get a 4 percent increase in wages what will be my new hourly rate?
£6.86.4pence an hour.
What did The Ford idea had to do with?
which was to increase the wages
What is 30 percent off minimum wages?
30% off of minimum wages = 30% discount applied to the minimum wages = minimum wages - (30% * minimum wages)
What happens to nominal wages as employment increases?
wages should increase as employment increases.
What is the percentage increase from wages of 17000 to 38000?
+123.53%
When might a company be criticized for its lack of corporate social responsibility Answer apex after cutting wages and benefits in order to increase profit?
After cutting wages and benefits in order to increase profit
What is percent of wages paid while on compensation?
it depends where you live
Is the percent margin of wages taken from the gross or nett?
gross
An increase in the supply of labor will?
In a free-market an increase in the supply of labor will reduce wages and increase unemployment. It will also lower the price of produced goods as wages decrease. This effect is complicated by minimum wage laws. If wages cannot decrease due to legislation the effect will simply be an increase in unemployment and prices in the short run will remain static. If the population increase is significant it is possible for the price of goods to increase due to the increased demand for consumer goods.
