Cultures low in ______ are more compatible with organization development, with more decentralized, flatter, and collaborative organizations.
a. power distance
b. uncertainty avoidance
c. indulgence
d. restraint
a. power distance
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GenX, a manufacturer of sport motorcycles, is seeking a new supplier of motorcycle headlamps and brake lights
After searching trade directories, GenX invites five different suppliers to make formal presentations about how their solutions can create greater value for GenX than competing solutions. GenX is currently in the ________ stage of the business buying decision process. A) problem recognition B) general need description C) product specification D) supplier search E) proposal solicitation
Wedney, Inc has a purchase money security interest in one of Yoro Chicken's meat processing machines. Wedney filed a financing statement on the day the machine was delivered, perfecting its interest. Great State Bank already had a security interest in the machine. Which party has superior priority rights in the meat processing machine?
a. Wedney. A PMSI in collateral other than inventory takes priority over a conflicting security interest if the PMSI is perfected at the time the debtor receives the collateral or within 20 days after he receives it. b. Great State Bank, since it had an earlier security interest. c. The party who is first to repossess the collateral has priority rights. d. The creditors have equal priority.
Cecilia made a check out to Gideon for $15 . Gideon fraudulently changed the check to read $150, and cashed it at Corner Bank. Is Cecilia discharged from liability on the check?
a. Yes, Cecilia owes nothing on the check because alteration of a check is a real defense and real defenses are good even against holders in due course. b. No, Cecilia pays $150 because of the impostor rule. c. No, Cecilia pays $150 because she in not an indorser or accommodation party. d. Yes, Cecilia owes nothing unless Corner Bank is a holder in due course in which case she owes the original $15.
A restaurant runs a special promotion on lobster and plans to sell twice as many lobsters as usual. When this large order is sent to the distributor, the distributor assumes the large size is a trend, not a one-time event. The distributor therefore places an even larger order with the lobsterman. This behavior is the result of which of the following?
A) double marginalization B) the bullwhip effect C) CPFR D) postponement E) vendor-managed inventory