In ______ theory, the manager’s primary ethical obligation is to shareholders.
A. stakeholder
B. agency
C. wealth
D. reciprocity
B. agency
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Cash paid to purchase long-term investments would be reported in the statement of cash flows in
a. the cash flows from operating activities section b. the cash flows from financing activities section c. the cash flows from investing activities section d. a separate schedule
Mathis Inc is a home appliance manufacturing firm based in Vermont that sells its products under the brand name GoodHome. The firm initially built a reputation in the household appliances market for its high-quality products
After an extensive market research, the firm used its brand reputation to expand into the home furnishing industry. In this example, Mathis Inc uses which of the following product line extension strategies? A) a vertical brand-line extension strategy B) a horizontal brand-line extension strategy C) a new product-market brand extension strategy D) a cobranding extension strategy E) a product bundling extension strategy
Raheem works in a position with high job demands. According to research on employee engagement, which of the following job resources should matter to her?
A. uniformity B. anonymity C. supervisor support D. diversity
Jayson Jaworski is a manufacturer's salesperson. He finds it useful to divide the accounts in his territory on the basis of whether the buyer sells at the wholesale or retail level as well as according to the account's potential sales volume. Jaworski is using:
A. differentiated segmentation. B. dual positioning. C. total territory management. D. multivariable account segmentation. E. dual segmentation marketing.