Suppose that when a student is caught lying about completing his homework, he is not allowed to participate in afternoon recess (his favorite school activity) for the rest of the week. what is this an example of?

Economic profits are:a. less than accounting profits if implicit costs are greater than zero. b. less than accounting profits even if implicit costs are zero. c. greater than accounting profits if implicit costs are greater than zero. d.

Greta has liability and collision insurance, but no comprehensive insurance on her 2009 Honda Accord. One night, it is stolen from the parking space outside her condo and never recovered by the police.

What is the first step to build a house of quality? A. Relate customer wants to product hows. B. Determine the desirable technical attributes. C. Identify customer wants. D. Identify how the good/service will satisfy customer wants.

Assume a steel company is willing to sell its alloy beams for $400 a piece and produce 100000 units. At a price of 449 they are willing to sell 100,935 units. From this information, calculate the price elasticity of supply.

When an investor was analyzing the risks in a property, he was considering an 8% return on his investment compared to a 10% return. In terms of the purchase price, what will happen?

According to Debra, the vice president of Theo Chocolate, the most important marketing vehicle the company has is: a. the fair trade certification. b. free product giveaways. c. tours of its factories. d. the unique varieties of chocolates it offers.

A country that exports less than it imports will end up having to borrow money True or False if false why?

A client's condition has resulted in a decrease in work demands of most cells in the body. Which change within the cell will likely result from this decrease in work?

At the scene of the crime, the evidence collector found a damp, bloody shirt. the evidence collector quickly wrapped the shirt in a paper bindle. he inserted the paper bindle with the shirt into an evidence bag.

What may managers rely on to decide if they'd like to interview a candidate in person?