A "what-if" technique that examines the impact of changes in underlying assumptions on an answer is
A) degree of sensitivity
B) sensitivity analysis
C) sensitivity training
D) none of these
E) degree of operating leverage
B
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Which of the following is true with regard to the product/expansion grid?
A) It classifies SBUs into four distinct categories. B) It is a useful device for identifying growth opportunities. C) It helps companies analyze their internal strengths and weaknesses. D) It functions on the premise that firms should downsize to regain market share. E) It is a useful device for segregating customers into distinct categories.
Frederick Taylor developed the concept of ____________________ management.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Thomas Campbell and Bonnie Glenn owned the apartment building located at 102-104 Bellevue Street, in the Dorchester section of Boston. Campbell was the day-to-day manager, supervising any renovations and collecting the rents. On April 2, 1987, a Boston
police officer, after observing heavy foot traffic in the building, made a drug-related raid and arrest in the building. Break-ins were common at apartment no. 104-3. Following one of the break-ins, a different door was installed to apartment no. 104-3. The door had a hollow "peephole" below the traditional peephole and two "two by fours" were used to bar the inside of the door. After the new door was installed, transactions could occur by having the buyer put money through the lower peephole in the door. Drugs were pushed out the same hole to the buyer. Campbell collected rents in the building. When he collected from apartment no. 104-3, he would be met by different individuals who claimed to be the occupant's cousin or brother. Campbell was never able to see inside apartment no. 104-3. Three weeks after the new door was installed, Detective Sherman Griffiths of the Boston Police Department was shot and killed during the course of a raid on apartment no. 104-3. His widow (plaintiff) brought suit against Campbell and Glenn for their negligence in the operation and maintenance of their building. Are they liable? Griffiths v. Campbell, 679 N.E.2d 536 (Mass. 1997).
A tenant's exclusive legal possession of leased property is subject only to the landlord's fair use for maintenance or to show the property to prospective future tenants.?
Indicate whether the statement is true or false