14. what is the key difference between employee as and employee bs earnings model? a. employee b earns less…

14. what is the key difference between employee as and employee bs earnings model? a. employee b earns less each day b. employee a earns a fixed amount daily, while employee bs earnings grow exponentially c. employee a earns based on commission d. employee as salary decreases every day 15. how does your credit score impact the home - buying process?

14. what is the key difference between employee as and employee bs earnings model? a. employee b earns less each day b. employee a earns a fixed amount daily, while employee bs earnings grow exponentially c. employee a earns based on commission d. employee as salary decreases every day 15. how does your credit score impact the home - buying process?

Answer

Brief Explanations:

For question 14, we analyze each option. Option a doesn't specify the nature of earnings models. Option c only mentions Employee A's commission - based earnings without comparing to B. Option d is incorrect as there's no indication of A's salary decreasing. Option b correctly describes a key difference in earnings models. For question 15, a higher credit score generally leads to better mortgage terms like lower interest rates and easier approval, while a lower score may result in higher rates or loan denial.

Answer:

  1. b. Employee A earns a fixed amount daily, while Employee B's earnings grow exponentially
  2. A higher credit score generally leads to better mortgage terms (lower interest rates, easier approval), while a lower score may result in higher rates or loan - denial.