What percentage of North American content must a motor vehicle made in North America contain to qualify for duty-free treatment?
a. 90 percent
b. 75 percent
c. 87.5 percent
d. 62.5 percent
d
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Which of the following is NOT a rational reason to reduce project duration?
A. Imposed deadlines B. High overhead costs C. High network sensitivity D. Unforeseen delays E. Incentive contracts
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. With a choice of two products of similar price and quality, 20% of surveyed customers said they are willing to buy the more sustainable option. 2. The business case for CSR is based on the ability of the organization to help or harm various stakeholder groups and the ability of all stakeholder groups to help or harm the company. 3. Corporate social responsibility is strictly good public practice, and it is unlikely that any similar regulations will be required through law in the future. 4. Ethical corporate social responsibility focuses on maximizing profits while obeying the law. 5. Legal corporate social responsibility focuses on increasing sales and cutting costs to maximize returns to stockholders.
On June 10, Year 1, Burton Builders, Inc., a publicly traded company, announced that it had been awarded a contract to build a football stadium at a contract price of $500 million. This contract would increase its projected revenues by 20% over the next three years. Which of the following statements is correct with regard to this announcement?
A. Burton's net income will increase by 20% over the next three years. B. The market price of Burton's stock will probably be higher on June 11, Year 1 than on June 10th. C. Burton's assets should be increased by $500 million on June 10, Year 1 to recognize this contract. D. Burton's net cash flow from operations will increase by 20% over the next three years.
Antidumping laws
A. are used in an effort to control the minimum price of imported products. B. make it illegal for a foreign producer to sell a product at a price level lower than domestic producers. C. set the maximum price a foreign producer can charge. D. protect consumers from the high prices charged by monopolistic foreign producers. E. force foreign producers to sell below cost if they want to compete with a nation's domestic producers.