Job A pays $28.59 per hour. Job
B pays $25.71 per hour, but has
health benefits. Lauren will need
to buy health insurance for $6650
per year if it's not a job benefit. If
Lauren expects to work 2,000
hours during the year, and
ignoring taxes, which job should
Lauren take to have more
spending cash?

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Answer:

Job B

Step-by-step explanation:

Job A:

Job A pays $28.59 per hour.

Lauren expects to work 2,000 hours during the year, so Lauren can expect to be paid

[tex]\$28.59\times 2,000=\$57,180[/tex]

Job B:

Job B pays $25.71 per hour.

Lauren expects to work 2,000 hours during the year, so Lauren can expect to be paid

[tex]\$25.71\times 2,000=\$51,420[/tex]

Health insurance costs $6,650. Add health insurance to job B payment:

[tex]\$51,420+\$6,650=\$58,070[/tex]

Since [tex]\$58,070>\$57,180,[/tex] Lauren should take job B