When deciding whether to qualify a corporation in a foreign state, all of the following must be taken into consideration, except
A. the foreign state’s statutes with regard to the regulation of the internal affairs of corporations.
B. the extent, duration, and nature of the corporation’s involvement in the foreign state.
C. the foreign state’s statutory interpretation of what does, or does not, constitute transacting business in that state.
D. the cost of qualification and the penalties for transacting business in the foreign state without authority.
A. the foreign state’s statutes with regard to the regulation of the internal affairs of corporations.
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A) make a price-quality inference B) depend on an internal reference price C) assess the fair price D) experience an assimilation effect E) experience a price-placebo effect
The Wool Products Labeling Act is an example of a federal law regulating the labeling of clothing
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following statements about the JDI is true?
A. JDI is one of the least-administered job satisfaction surveys. B. JDI should require participants to identify themselves so the company can verify it is receiving honest feedback. C. JDI is written in complex style and needs a manual to understand. D. JDI recommends surveying a small portion of a company. E. JDI allows for within-organization comparisons to determine which departments have the highest satisfaction levels and which have the lowest.
Random samples of size 81 are taken from an infinite population whose mean and standard deviation are 200 and 18, respectively. The distribution of the population is unknown. The mean and the standard error of the mean are
a. 200 and 18 b. 81 and 18 c. 9 and 2 d. 200 and 2