What is Kurt Lewin’s concept of change?
What will be an ideal response?
A satisfactory answer would note the three phases of change as outlined by Lewin; a better answer would note limitations of this concept and point towards newer concepts of change (eg Van de Ven et al), while an outstanding answer would critically reflect on the underpinnings of planned change and discuss more dynamic models of innovation.
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Which strategy has a serious drawback because it gives the impression of limited power?
A. compromise B. screen C. take it or leave it D. final offer
If the simulation begins with the second random number, the simulated value for demand would be:
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
Aron owns a certificate of deposit with Beth, his sister, and an apartment building with Carl, his brother, in both cases as a joint tenant. Aron, a partner with Debra in Aron & Debra Accountants, obtains a life insurance policy with Debra as the
designated beneficiary. Aron writes a will that gives particular items of personal property, as well as specific amounts of cash, to his children and his friends. The will leaves the residue of the estate to Eve, Aaron's favorite cousin. Carl dies. Aron, on his deathbed, makes a gift to the United Way. Will the certificate of deposit, the apartment building, the proceeds from the life insurance policy, and the gift to the United Way become part of Aron's estate and be distributed under the will? If not, how will these items be distributed and to whom?
Who will prevail in the following scenarios applying the CISG? Would your answer change if the parties selected the UCC pursuant to a choice of law clause? Please provide a short explanation for each of your answers. Scenario An attempt by an American buyer to avoid payment for goods received from a French seller based upon a letter providing that the goods were "deficient in quality."