Ed, an employee of the Natural Color Company, suffered from a rare disease that was very expensive to treat. The local media ran several stories about Ed’s problems, and the family created a website that generated more than $10,000 in gifts from individuals to help pay the medical bills. Ed’s employer provided hospital and medical insurance for its employees, but the policy did not cover Ed’s illness. When it became apparent that Ed could not pay all of his medical expenses, the hospital canceled the $25,000 Ed owed at the time of his death. After Ed’s death, his former employer paid Ed’s widow $12,000 in "her time of need." Ed’s widow also collected $50,000 on a group term life insurance policy paid for by Ed’s employer. What are Ed’s and his widow’s gross income?

The snow was coming down heavily and the roads were becoming icy. As Jill came around the corner, her car went into a skid and came to rest in someone’s yard. The car
went through a chain link fence before it stopped. What coverage would pay for the
repair of the fence and the damage to the yard?

In a growing number of cities, stores are required either not to make available plastic or paper bags or to do so only for an additional fee. if this fee can be refunded when someone recycles the bag, the refund acts as a(n) ________ incentive.

If you wanted to borrow money to purchase a home, you would go toa. a mortgage broker.
b. an escrow agent.
c. a title company.
d. a realtor.

Marginal benefit is A. the additional cost of producing one more unit. B. the additional benefit from consuming one more unit. C. a legally determined maximum price that sellers may charge. D. the difference between the highest price a consumer is willing to pay and the price the consumer actually pays.

27) if u.s. interest rates fall relative to japanese interest rates and japanese inflation falls relative to u.s. inflation, then the

Which of the following is not a pathway to paternity? Select one:a. marriage
b. AOP Legal Document
c. None of the above