What were tenements?

a. Pay-cuts or fines for breaking rules at the factory

c. Women's colleges

b. Jobs held by skilled artisans

d. Shabby apartment buildings

The beef industry denies that "mad cow" disease is an issue in the U. S., resists increased inspections of cattle arriving slaughterhouses, and calls on cattlemen nationwide to persuade their representatives and senators in Congress to stop

Thomas Martin receives an hourly wage rate of $40, with time and a half for all hours worked in excess of 40 hours during a week.

Rheingold Supply has a seniority system by which employees who have worked the longest are first in line for promotions and last to be laid off. As a result, most of the senior managers at Rheingold Supply are men.

Abner tells a representative of brass & woodwind musical instruments, inc., that he will pay for claudia's trumpet if she does not. abner does not secure any personal benefit for this promise. this promise is enforceable as a contract a.

In organizations where a majority of workers perform repetitive operations, there is often a lack of ... Group of answer choices a management hierarchy. administrative oversight. purpose. job security.

Suppose a three-person comittee is formed for a culb by drawing names out of a hat. If the expected number of women is 2 and there are 10 men in the culb, how many women are in the club?

Marin Inc. has an investment in trading securities of $143000. This investment experienced an unrealized loss of $7300 during the current year.

Jim Bob Airlines has one 57 seat plane. On its last five flights it had 44 passengers from MSY to DFW, 49 passengers from DFW to OKL, 36 passengers from OKL to TUL, 30 passengers from TUL to FWB, and 49 passengers from FWB to MSY.

All of the following are stakeholders of a firm, except

A country currently has an outstanding debt of $45 billion. Its current-year expenditures are $12 billion and its tax revenue is $14 billion.