Bunuel wrote:
Last year, the US government spent $500B on enhancing employment, leading to creation of 10M jobs. An average job in US saves the government $10K in social security benefits and provides $15K in taxes. Based on this, the government claims that the payback on the investment would be less than 3 years.
The government’s claim is based on which of the following assumption?
(A) A significant number of the jobs that have been created are comparable to or better than an average job.
(B) Most of the jobs that have been created through this program will last 5 years or more.
(C) People employed through this program are doing work that will help the Gross exports of the nation.
(D) The excessive money spent to create these jobs will not raise the inflation in the country.
(E) All jobs are created equal with similar pay andbenefits.
Bunuel , please help explain
If an average job saves 10k and adds 15k in taxes, the scale could very well look like 50 jobs with $5B each, saving huge sums of
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Statistics : Posted by Palpable • on 20 Mar 2023, 06:45 • Replies 3 • Views 870





