Suppose a negative income tax program is established at 25 percent, and a poverty threshold minimum of $15,000 is guaranteed for a family of four. If no income is earned by this family, its total income would equal

Suppose Bob owns two factories that are located several hundred miles apart. Bob decides to manage one of the plants himself, and he hires another person to manage the second plant

For purposes of operating the second plant, who is the agent and who is principal? A) Bob is the agent and the manager is the principal. B) Bob is the principal and the manager is Bob's agent. C) Both Bob and the manager are principals. D) We need more information to determine the identities of the principal and the agent in this case.

A certain state legislature is considering an increase in the state gasoline tax. Representative Campbell argues that an increase in the gasoline tax would harm low-income drivers disproportionately. Representative Richards responds by saying that low-income drivers own smaller cars that use less gasoline, and that low-income drivers therefore would not be harmed disproportionately

a. Representative Campbell's argument is based primarily on efficiency, while Representative Richards' argument is based primarily on equality. b. Representative Campbell's argument is based primarily on equality, while Representative Richards' argument is based primarily on efficiency. c. Both representatives' arguments are based primarily on efficiency. d. Both representatives' arguments are based primarily on equality.