The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 prohibits most private employers from doing all of the following except
a. requiring or causing employees or job applicants to take lie-detector tests.
b. using, accepting, or referring to, or asking about the results of lie-detector tests taken by employees or applicants.
c. taking or threatening negative employment-related action against employees or applicants based on results of lie-detector tests.
d. using lie-detector tests to investigate losses due to theft.
d
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Two management students, Gunther and Jake, discuss the pros and cons of employee benefits. Gunther states that unemployment insurance is more advantageous to employees than it is to employers, while Jake argues that employers receive more rewards from it. Which statement weakens Jake's argument?
A. Unemployment insurance does not include payments to offset lost income during voluntary unemployment. B. Unemployment insurance does not provide assistance to unemployed workers looking for new jobs. C. The amount of an employer's unemployment insurance tax depends on the number of employees. D. Federal and state taxes paid by employers fund most of unemployment insurance. E. Unemployment insurance provides employers a competitive advantage in the talent market.
Which of the following is true with regard to e-procurement?
A) E-procurement has significantly declined in recent years. B) Typically, business marketers do not favor e-procurement as it offers them little benefit. C) E-procurement has been widely practiced since the 1950s. D) E-procurement adds to existing inefficiencies in the supply chain. E) E-procurement hastens order processing and delivery.
The return on investment (ROI) ratio measures
a. only asset turnover. b. only earnings as a percent of sales. c. both asset turnover and earnings as a percent of sales. d. asset turnover and earnings as a percent of sales, correcting for the effects of differing depreciation methods.
A stock is expected to pay a dividend of $0.75 at the end of the year. The required rate of return is rs = 10.5%, and the expected constant growth rate is g = 6.4%. What is the stock's current price?
A. $17.39 B. $17.84 C. $18.29 D. $18.75 E. $19.22