otudy the following information and then answer the questions that follow.$1,250 per weekmonthIncome from wages:$1,100 per$3,000 per year$58 per month$129 per month$60 per month.Rental income:Income from investments:National Insurance contributions:Group Medical Insurance premium:Contribution to private pension fundCalculate:(i)the gross monthly income(ii)the disposable income per month(iii)the monthly savings if expenditure is $3,200 per month.

The gross monthly income is the total income received in a month by the individual. It excludes all…

Study the following information and then answer the questions that follow $1,250 per week $1,100 per month $3,000 per year Income from wages: Rental income: Income from investments: $58 per month National Insurance contributions: Group Medical Insurance premium: Contribution to private pension fund $129 per month $60 per month. Calculate: (i) the gross monthly income (ii) the disposable income per month (iii) the monthly savings if expenditure is $3,200 per month.

Study the following information and then answer the questions that follow $1,250 per week $1,100 per month $3,000 per year Income from wages: Rental income: Income from investments: $58 per month National Insurance contributions: Group Medical Insurance premium: Contribution to private pension fund $129 per month $60 per month. Calculate: (i) the gross monthly income (ii) the disposable income per month (iii) the monthly savings if expenditure is $3,200 per month.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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