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1. According to livingcostTX.org Harlingen is the city with the least expensive cost of living in the whole United States. A. Money doesn’t stretch as far as it used to, but there’s still a town in the U.S. where bread costs under a dollar and the monthly mortgage payment on a home sits below $850. B. Bloomberg Businessweek report that the cost of living in Harlingen, Texas is about 18 percent below the national average.

We can instead eradicate the nickel which costs 8 cents to make a piece. If this path is chosen, the penny would become the new five cent piece. This would save more money than eliminating the penny would. Another solution is to change the dollar bill into a coin. “Public acceptance of getting rid of the penny is higher than it is for the dollar, but savings is higher for the dollar than it is for the penny” (Howard).

Should we give the government and charities more money instead of losing so much more for a piece of zinc and copper with the dead guys face on it, along with a bunch of child labor to get these metals, but that’s another can of worms. Penny keeping activists also may argue that the nickel cost over 200% more that what it is worth to make, but if we get rid of the nickle, the lowest value coin will be the dime, which costs about 6 cents to make and then the donations would be outrageous! This feet would only be possible if we get rid of this piece of copper and zinc that is keeping many families and the environment

The departments only count for 3,500 visits (2,100 + 1,400) or 10.6% of the total visits. In combination they have a total cost of over $150 off from the average revenue of $42. The only reason the deficit is not as bad as it could be due to family planning costing less than $20 per visit and they have a total average charge of $42. They also have the largest number of visits at 10,000. Referrals and Placement is the second largest stream of revenue for the company with a charge of under $30 and the visitors being at 6,400 visits.

mortgage lending during the period. The majority of these were prime loans. Sub-prime loans made by CRA-covered institutions constituted a 3% market share of LMI loans in 1998,[48] but in the run-up to the crisis, fully 25% of all sub-prime lending occurred at CRA-covered institutions and another 25% of sub-prime loans had some connection with CRA.[49] In addition, an analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in 2009, however, concluded that the CRA was not responsible for the mortgage loan crisis, pointing out that CRA rules have been in place since 1995 whereas the poor lending emerged only a decade later.[50] Furthermore, most sub-prime loans were not made to the LMI borrowers targeted by the CRA, especially in the years 2005–2006 leading up to the crisis. Nor did it find any evidence that lending under the CRA rules increased delinquency rates or that the CRA indirectly influenced independent mortgage lenders to ramp up sub-prime

The price of crude oil was lasted high only 1 year and, the price suddenly sank to $43.90 /

Walmart collects its receivables within 4.5days and Target by 5.6days. The inventory turnover ratio when comparing with the entire sector the two firms have low turnovers. It takes nearly 45 days for Walmart for turning its inventory and Target takes 60days and sector takes nearly 33 days. The Asset turnover of Walmart is compared higher than Target and the sector. (Exhibit I) Costco Wholesale Corporation- It is an US membership-only warehouse club that provides a wide selection of merchandise.

An inmate can cost taxpayers between $14,000 and $25,000 a year, depending on the state, and not counting the cost of prison construction, providing welfare for the family or foster placement for the children. Annualized costs for an offender sentenced to an intermediate sanction are far lower: $2,500 for outpatient drug and alcohol treatment, for instance, and about $6,000 for intensive supervision probation. Inpatient drug treatment, probably the most expensive program, can cost almost as much as prison on a daily basis, but the stay is relatively short before the offender moves on to a closely monitored and much less expensive outpatient program. Moreover, while bonds may raise immediate funds for construction, they must be repaid with interest and the buildings maintained and staffed with funds that come directly from the state or county budget. Savings don’t happen immediately, however.

Some say we should keep the penny since lots of schools have penny drives and those coins go to charity, and if we stop making the penny, these won't be as successful. These people forget that 60 million tax dollars are wasted on this coin, and that if they care so much about charity, they can donate the money they save in taxes to the charity of their choosing. People are also concerned that since there won't be any penny, prices will have to round to the nearest five cents. If all the retailers decided to round up, consumers could lose up to 600 million dollars a year. (Source 2)

In the Article “Actually, college is very much worth it” by Andrew J Rotherham, paragraph 5 it says that it was only a median weekly earning for someone with some college was $712 and a college graduate was $1038. This shows that the better education you have the better percentage it has. Of course another reason to go to college is that you will have a less chance of being unemployed, In a the same article as before paragraph 5 “Meanwhile in 2010.

This could mean that Big 5 did not buy much of their inventory on credit. As for the Overall Accounts Payable Turnover Ratio, it increased gradually and saw a 32.68% total change over the 10 year period. It started off with an average of 1.42x in 2005 and finished off 2014 with an average of 1.68x. As for its Days Payable Outstanding Ratio it saw a decrease of -30.39%. It had an average of 66 DPO (Days Payable Outstanding) in 2005 and an average of 55 DSO in 2014.

My formula would look like $100(((1 +0042^60) -1)/.0042) and that totals $6807.55. To get my interest it would be $6807.55-6000=$807.55 is total interest earned on the 5 years scenario. To get the interest I took my total amount subtracted the total payments to received that number. If I were to do this for 30 years I would take the same $100 a month at 5%, this time though it will be a total of 360 payments since it is 30 years.

While the organization is still a goliath in the business sector, it has lost ground. Allstate 's yearly composed premiums fell about $162 million somewhere around 2011 and 2013, a period amid which its piece of the pie declined by 2.6%. Consolidated with Geico 's additions in this period, the piece of the overall industry hole between the main two organizations has enlarged from 8.1% in 2011 to 13.5% in 2013. State

Today’s minimum of $7.25 an hour is worth 25 percent less than the minimum in the late 1960s. From research, a full-time, minimum-wage worker earns about $15,000 per year, which is below the federal poverty line for a worker with just one child. We need to raise the minimum wage to the point where the lowest-paid worker can afford their basic needs, such as food and other necessities. An increase to $10.00 an hour as proposed by President Barack Obama would actually reinstate the wage factor to the same value it had back in the 1960s. In doing so, it would lift earnings for nearly 28 million workers nationwide roughly 1 in 5 U.S. workers.

For example some countries don 't even use them, one of those countries is canada they stopped minting them in 2013. They didn 't actually ban them they just stopped minting them but made them legal to use(Source 1). In conclusion the penny cost more to produce than it is worth, so it 's not worth making and most countries don 't even mint them anymore. Rounding to the nearest 5 cents is what we need to do. The U.S military has been