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Question : 41) Two line managers, Cameron and Ty, performing appraisals their : 1346258

    41) Two line managers, Cameron and Ty, are performing appraisals on their subordinates. As they discuss their findings, they realize that they have very similar views on how they rate performance. The work that Cameron rates as excellent, Ty rates as excellent. The work that Ty rates as average, Cameron rates as average. These findings most likely indicate: A) a high rate of […]

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Question : 51) Suppose the elasticity of supply of land 0 and : 1226584

  51) Suppose the elasticity of supply of land is 0 and elasticity of demand is 2. If the government imposes a 10 percent tax on land, then A) buyers and sellers each pay 5 percent of the tax. B) buyers pay all of the tax. C) sellers pay all of the tax. D) sellers pay a smaller share of the tax than do buyers […]

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Question : 91) Holding all other influences constant, the quantity of labor : 1238524

  91) Holding all other influences constant, the quantity of labor supplied in a given time period depends A) inversely on the real wage rate so that a higher real wage decreases the quantity of labor supplied. B) directly on the real wage rate so that a higher real wage increases the quantity of labor supplied. C) inversely on the quantity of labor demanded. D) […]

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Question : 111) During the period of economic recovery between 1983 and : 1384476

  111) During the period of economic recovery between 1983 and 1987, the main challenge for the Bank of Canada was to A) accommodate the recovery, and the associated growth in money demand, without increasing the money supply so much as to refuel inflation. B) decrease the money supply to dampen inflationary expectations. C) increase the money supply so that only a mild form of […]

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Question : 12.3  The Monopolist’s Problem 1) Which of the following statements true? : 1377489

  12.3  The Monopolist’s Problem 1) Which of the following statements is true? A) A monopolist faces an upward sloping demand curve. B) A perfectly competitive firm faces an upward sloping demand curve. C) A monopolist can increase the price of its product and not lose all of its business. D) A perfectly competitive firm can increase the price of its product without losing its […]

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Question : 31.All of the following characteristics that distinguish the transnational organization : 1302607

  31.All of the following are characteristics that distinguish the transnational organization from other global organization forms except: a.assets and resources are dispersed worldwide into highly specialized operations that are linked together through interdependent relationships. b.structures are stable. c.subsidiary managers initiate strategy and innovations that become strategy for the corporation as a whole. d.unification and coordination are achieved primarily through corporate culture, shared vision and […]

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Question : 11.Which of the following best describes the strength and weakness : 1362011

  11.Which of the following best describes the strength and weakness of the geographic area structure? a.Cost of business.c.Level of local responsiveness. b.Cost of equity.d.Management control. 12.What is the drawback to the global matrix approach? a.The complex levels of management often have conflicting incentives, which require valuable time to align. b.While teamwork is realized, it is difficult to know whom to blame or praise when […]

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Question : 41.Supposeaneconomyproducesonlyeggsandham.In2009,100dozeneggsaresoldat$3perdozenand50poundsofhamsoldat$4perpound.In2010,thebaseyear,eggssoldat$1.50perdozenandhamsoldat$5perpound.For2009, a.nominalGDPis$4 : 1261655

  41.Supposeaneconomyproducesonlyeggsandham.In2009,100dozeneggsaresoldat$3perdozenand50poundsofhamsoldat$4perpound.In2010,thebaseyear,eggssoldat$1.50perdozenandhamsoldat$5perpound.For2009, a.nominalGDPis$400,realGDPis$500,andtheGDPdeflatoris80. b.nominalGDPis$400,realGDPis$500,andtheGDPdeflatoris125. c.nominalGDPis$500,realGDPis$400,andtheGDPdeflatoris80. d.nominalGDPis$500,realGDPis$400,andtheGDPdeflatoris125. 42.Supposeaneconomyproducesonlycranberriesandmaplesyrup.In2010,50unitsofcranberriesaresoldat$20perunitand100unitsofmaplesyruparesoldat$8perunit.In2009,thebaseyear,thepriceofcranberrieswas$10perunitandthepriceofmaplesyrupwas$15perunit.For2010, a.nominalGDPis$1800,realGDPis$2000,andtheGDPdeflatoris90. b.nominalGDPis$1800,realGDPis$2000,andtheGDPdeflatoris111.1. c.nominalGDPis$2000,realGDPis$1800,andtheGDPdeflatoris90. d.nominalGDPis$2000,realGDPis$1800,andtheGDPdeflatoris111.1. 43.Supposeaneconomyproducesonlycheeseandfish.In2010,20unitsofcheesearesoldat$5eachand8unitsoffisharesoldat$50each.In2009,thebaseyear,thepriceofcheesewas$10perunitandthepriceoffishwas$75perunit.For2010, a.nominalGDPis$500,realGDPis$800,andtheGDPdeflatoris62.5. b.nominalGDPis$500,realGDPis$800,andtheGDPdeflatoris160. c.nominalGDPis$800,realGDPis$500,andtheGDPdeflatoris62.5. d.nominalGDPis$800,realGDPis$500,andtheGDPdeflatoris160. 44.SupposeaneconomyproducesonlyiPhonesandbananas.In2010,1000iPhonesaresoldat$300eachand5000poundsofbananasaresoldat$3perpound.In2009,thebaseyear,iPhonessoldat$400eachandbananassoldat$2perpound.For2010, a.nominalGDPis$315,000,realGDPis$410,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris76.83. b.nominalGDPis$410,000,realGDPis$315,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris130.16. c.nominalGDPis$315,000,realGDPis$410,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris130.16. d.nominalGDPis$410,000,realGDPis$315,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris76.83. 45.Supposeaneconomyproducesonlyburgersandbagsoffries.In2010,4000burgersaresoldat$3eachand6000bagsoffiresaresoldat$1.50each.In2008,thebaseyear,burgerssoldfor$2.50eachandbagsoffriessoldfor$2each. a.nominalGDPis$22,000,realGDPis$21,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris95.45. b.nominalGDPis$22,000,realGDPis$21,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris104.77. c.nominalGDPis$21,000,realGDPis$22,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris95.45. d.nominalGDPis$21,000,realGDPis$22,000,andtheGDPdeflatoris104.77. 46.AcountryreportednominalGDPof$100billionin2010and$75billionin2009.ItalsoreportedaGDPdeflatorof125in2010and 120in2009.Between2009and2010, a.realoutputandthepricelevelbothrose. b.realoutputroseandthepricelevelfell. c.realoutputfellandthepricelevelrose. d.realoutputandthepricelevelbothfell. 47.AcountryreportednominalGDPof$200billionin2010and$180billionin2009.ItalsoreportedaGDPdeflatorof125in2010and 105in2009.Between2009and2010, a.realoutputandthepricelevelbothrose. b.realoutputroseandthepricelevelfell. c.realoutputfellandthepricelevelrose. d.realoutputandthepricelevelbothfell. 48.AcountryreportednominalGDPof$115billionin2010and$125billionin2009.ItalsoreportedaGDPdeflatorof85in2010and100in2009.Between2009and2010, a.realoutputandthepricelevelbothrose. b.realoutputroseandthepricelevelfell. c.realoutputfellandthepricelevelrose. d.realoutputandthepricelevelbothfell. 49.AcountryreportedanominalGDPof$85billionin2010and$100billionin2009.ItalsoreportedaGDPdeflatorof100in2010and 105in2009.Between2009and2010, a.realoutputandthepricelevelbothrose. b.realoutputroseandthepricelevelfell. c.realoutputfellandthepricelevelrose. d.realoutputandthepricelevelbothfell. Table23-4 ThetablebelowreportsnominalandrealGDPfortheU.S.from1929to1932.     Year Nominal GDPRealGDP 1929 103.6977 1930 91.2892.8 1931 76.5834.9 1932 58.7725.8 50.RefertoTable23-4.WhataretheGDPdeflatorandtheinflationratefor1931? […]

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Question : 21) According to the text, OSHA has been criticized for : 1346396

    21) According to the text, OSHA has been criticized for lacking occupational standards related to: A) combustible dust. B) asbestos exposure. C) confined spaces. D) infectious diseases.   22) Andrew, the plant manager, is talking with the OSHA representative about compliance with a new OSHA regulation. Andrew explains that his plant cannot meet the compliance deadline due to financial and contractual considerations, so […]

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Question : 21) Walt Disney began planning for Disneyland in the early : 1387932

    21) Walt Disney began planning for Disneyland in the early 1950s. When he began to consider how the amusement park would be funded A) he decided to use the profits earned from his company’s cartoons and motion pictures. B) he had trouble raising the required funds. Eventually, he convinced a television network to fund the amusement park in exchange for providing a weekly […]

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