Rather than give his delivery drivers a drug test before allowing them to drive each day, Eric has each driver undergo a medical exam that includes testing their individual reaction time. Eric is giving his drivers a(n) ________ test.
A. physical skills
B. fit for duty
C. genetic
D. interest
E. social
B. fit for duty
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The returns on the stock of DEF and GHI companies over a 4 year period are shown below: Year DEF GHI 8% 11% 12% 9% -5% -9% 6% 13% From this limited data you should conclude that returns on
A) DEF and GHI are negatively correlated. B) DEF and GHI are somewhat positively correlated. C) DEF and GHI are perfectly positively correlated. D) DEF and GHI are uncorrelated.
Scalping is when a securities professional buys a stock for his own benefit and then urges investors to buy the stock to drive its price up for his benefit
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Match each term related to inventory analysis with its description.
A. The number of times a firm sells its average inventory balance during a reporting period. B. Typically, the more specialized the inventory item, the ________ gross profit ratio. C. A measure of the amount by which the sale of inventory exceeds its cost per dollar of sales. D. The less frequently a company sells its inventory, the ________ its inventory turnover ratio. E. If a company's cost of inventory decreases and its selling price remains the same, the gross profit ratio ________. F. When a company purchases inventory at the end of the year and does not sell it, the inventory turnover ratio ________. G. The approximate length of time the average inventory is held.
Noelle owns an automobile which she uses for personal use. Her adjusted basis is $45,000 (i.e., the original cost). The car is worth $22,000 . Which of the following statements is correct?
a. If Noelle sells the car for $22,000, her realized loss of $23,000 is not recognized. b. If Noelle exchanges the car for another car worth $22,000, her realized loss of $23,000 is not recognized. c. If the car is stolen and it is uninsured, Noelle may be able to recognize part of her realized loss of $23,000. d. Only a. and b. are correct. e. a., b., and c. are correct.