Professor Smith is a faculty member at the local college. Often times, when she is in the staff workroom to make copies of exams for her classes, she hears male faculty members telling jokes of a sexual nature. Even though the jokes are not directed at Professor Smith and she is not involved directly in the conversation, she is a victim of which of the following?
A. the commodification of sex
B. sexual envy
C. political awareness
D. sexual harassment
D. sexual harassment
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When Procter and Gamble added a new laundry detergent in Asia called "Panda" to its current line of laundry detergents, the Panda brand would be considered a:
A) brand extension B) family brand C) flanker brand D) complementary brand
Which of the following is used for long-term purchases on multiple dates over a period of time?
A. blanket purchase order B. standard purchase order C. planned purchase order D. electronic purchase order
In the Garcetti v. Ceballos case discussed in the text, Ceballos a deputy district attorney with the Garcetti's Los Angeles District Attorney's office, wrote a memo to his supervisors recommending they dismiss a case based on factual inaccuracies in the affidavit that secured a search warrant. Thereafter, Ceballos claimed he suffered retaliation and denial of promotion, and filed suit against the
DA's office claiming violations of his First, Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights. The U.S. Supreme Court held: a. against Ceballos, finding that his First Amendment right was not violated because he breached the attorney client confidentiality agreement. b. against Garcetti, finding that the DA's office had violated the federal whistleblower statute. c. against Ceballos, finding that his First Amendment right was not violated because Ceballos spoke as an employee of the DA's office, not as a citizen. d. against Garcetti, finding that Ceballos' First Amendment rights were violated because Ceballos spoke as an employee of the DA's office, protecting the public.
A drop-shipper is an example of a(n)
A. agent wholesaler. B. producer. C. manufacturer's agent. D. service merchant wholesaler. E. limited-function merchant wholesaler.