Throughout your life, you will need to adapt your budget to respond to changes in your income and expenses. Now, it is time to practice making changes to a budget. 4. Change your previous budget to reflect these new factors. (10 points) • Your school announced that you will not have to pay for a bus pass to get to classes, because a new school program will cover this expense for all students. • You just found out that your books will cost more than you had expected. You will now need to spend an additional $100 on books in October. • You got an unexpected raise at work; you will now be making $650 each month. • Make sure that you are still meeting your overall goal of saving $100 by the end of October. 5. After your budget changed, which month had greater fixed expenses? (5 points 6. Which variable expenses did you change in order to maintain your goal of saving at least $100 by the end of October? (5 points)

in order to maintain the goal of saving at least by end of the ocrober are

• taking off $100 from our salary

• dividing those $100 in 5 equal parts and invest in the companies with having a high profit growth

• i would mostly prefer stock market and debut fund for fast result and growth of money in the fast increasing graph.

Which is a disadvantage of withdrawing more money than is available in a checking
account?

A.) late payment fee

B.) overdraft fee

C.) interest fees

Individuals who fail to complete high school are at an increased risk for
1. Unemployment
2. Underemployment
3. Imprisonment
4. All of the above

What does Freight Terms mean

What two words are often associated with centrally planned economies?

Which problems does Jason seem to face as an entrepreneur? Jason currently runs a small manufacturing business. Jason’s parents, who ran the business for years, handed over the business to their only son two years ago. However, Jason is not interested in his family business, and his performance as an entrepreneur has been very poor. The main problem is that Jason is not 1. competitive 2. driven 3. energetic enough to succeed in the manufacturing business because he lacks the 1. passion 2. creativity 3. determination for it.

Based on what you have read, what is the opportunity
cost of the glass-making company's decision?
A glass-making company has decided it is not generating
enough profit because its production costs are too high.
To reduce these costs, the company wants to replace the
employees who make glass by hand with new machines.
This switch will result in lower quality products, which
must be sold a lower price. However, the company's
profits will increase because its production costs are
lower.
a higher quality item
a greater profit
a loss of equipment
a longer production time