World Motors assembles automobiles in the United States from engines produced by its subsidiary corporation in Country X. In order to shift its tax liability, World Motors instructs the subsidiary in Country X to overvalue its invoice price of the engines. This is known as:
A) price discrimination
B) foreign source income.
C) transfer pricing.
D) taxation pricing.
C
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A. an inflationary period. B. a downturn. C. a peak. D. a depression.
You are in the process of starting your own business, a specialty cupcake store. From your study of marketing, you realize that many of your business decisions, such as where to open the store and how to advertise it, will depend on the segment of the population you want to attract as customers for your product. You start looking at data about the types of stores in different parts of the town and the demographics of the individuals in different neighborhoods. What are you doing in this process?
In calculating ROI, when operating income is divided by sales, this is referred to as:
a. margin. b. turnover. c. ROI. d. Residual income. e. None of the answers are correct.
A study examined the effectiveness of the four core influence tactics. It found that leaders who used these tactics
a. were effective in gaining commitment (i.e., a willingness to carry out the requested actions) both when they were used on peers and on subordinates b. had improved the quality of relationships with others c. were effective at gaining commitment from subordinates but not peers d. both “a” and “b”