BUS 434 Which one of the following states has the highest level of personal income?

BUS 434 Which one of the following states has the highest level of personal income?

Question 1.1. Which one of the following states has the highest level of personal income? (Points : 1)
       Tennessee
       Montana
       Connecticut
       New York

Question 2.2. A growing disparity of income among members of USA society is directly attributable to (Points : 1)
       increase in federal taxes
       rise of two-wage earner families
       demand for workers with higher levels of knowledge and skills
       lack of job opportunities at lower pay levels

Question 3.3. A benefit normally gained by high-paying firms is (Points : 1)
       higher margin of profit
       lower rate of turnover
       greater pay satisfaction among all employees
       less likely to be unionized

Question 4.4. The single factor that most influences the rate of pay received by an employee is (Points : 1)
       job occupied
       education obtained
       ability of employee
       skills possessed

Question 5.5. Entry into middle-middle class for most USA families requires a family income of (Points : 1)
       $25,000 to $30,000
       $35,000 to $40,000
       $45,000 to $50,000
       $65,000 to $70,000

Question 6.6. A “no more than necessary” pay philosophy is most likely found among executives of (Points : 1)
       unionized businesses
       capital intensive firms
       public-sector organizations
       small businesses

Question 7.7. Money provides a measure of an employee's worth that is (Points : 1)
       exact
       motivational
       qualifiable
       quantifiable

Question 8.8. What is the average labor cost as a percentage of total business cost for most USA organizations? (Points : 1)
       10%
       40%
       60%
       80%

Question 9.9. Which one of the following characteristics is least likely to describe a capital-intensive business? (Points : 1)
       low-skilled work force
       uses sophisticated technology
       requires fewer employees than firm generating comparable dollar revenues
       loose control of labor costs

Question 10.10. Payments provided for overtime work, working on weekends and holidays, and working second and third shifts are included with (Points : 1)
       base wage and salaries
       wage and salary add-ons
       incentive payments
       benefits and services