Consumers' incomes and types of spending
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Make a conditional monthly budget for your family: at least 3 income types and 6 spending types. Calculate totals and the difference.
Sample: income 9 000 000 (wages, pension); spending 7 800 000 (food, utilities, transport, clothes, education, other); surplus 1 200 000.
2
A seamstress, paid 4 500 so‘m per piece, did sewing work on 800 shirts in a month. How many so‘m is her income?
3600000
3
A family with income of 5 000 000 so‘m spends 2 500 000 so‘m on food. What percentage is that?
50
4
Why is non-money income also counted as “income”? Write with an example.
Because it also satisfies the family's needs and reduces spending; for example, the vegetables from the family plot don't have to be bought.
5
If no money is left after compulsory spending, what can a family do? Write two safe ways.
Finding an additional source of income (work, a family plot) and saving on spending; avoid gambling or suspicious “quick income” offers.