Financial Literacy Chapter 1: Income 1.4 What Are Sources of Earned Income

What Are Sources of Earned Income - Financial Literacy - أول ثانوي

Chapter 1: Income

1.1 What Is the Job Market

1.2 How Does Education Affect Your Income

1.3 What Is Self-Employment

1.4 What Are Sources of Earned Income

Chapter 1 Assessment

Chapter 2: Spending

2.1 What Are Needs and Wants

2.2 How Do Consumer Behaviors Affect Prices

2.3 What Are Buying Strategies

2.4 What Is a Buying Plan

Chapter 2 Assessment

Chapter 3: Saving

3.1 What Is Inflation

3.2 What Is Budgeting

3.3 What Are Record-keeping Methods

3.4 What Is Financial Planning

Chapter 3 Assessment

Chapter 4: Investing

4.1 How Are Saving and Investing Related

4.2 What Are the Benefits of Investing

4.3 What Are Your Investing Options

4.4 How Can You Protect Financial Resources

Chapter 4 Assessment

Chapter 5: Managing Credit

5.1 What Types of Credit Can Consumers Get

5.2 What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Credit

5.3 How Can You Protect Yourself Against Credit Fraud and Scams

Chapter 5 Assessment

1.4 What Are Sources of Earned Income

Learning Objective

Key Terms

What Are Sources of Earned Income?

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Wages

Would you prefer to be paid wages or a salary? Why?

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FIGURE 1.4.1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Payment by Wages

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Tips and Commissions

People who work for salaries often have jobs which are:

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Which of the following is an advantage of a salary?

Minimum salaries are guaranteed for all employees in Saudi Arabia.

Employees in full-time, permanent jobs with fixed working patterns usually work for wages.

Which of the following describes an advantage of tips?

In which of the following roles could payment by commission be a positive motivator?

There are no limits to working hours in Saudi Arabia.