A lead capacity strategy has the advantage of:
A) a reduced risk of overbuilding.
B) greater productivity due to high utilization levels.
C) ensuring adequate capacity during all types of growth.
D) the ability to put off large investments as long as possible.
Answer: C
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The ______________________________ data is a repository of all unpaid vendor invoices
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Stintson Corp. had agreed to create employee identity cards for McLaughlin Inc. for $60,000. Some of the cards delivered by Stintson Corp. had damages made during the lamination process. McLaughlin Inc. promised Stintson Corp. an additional $20,000 to replace the damaged identity cards, and Stintson Corp. did so. Then McLaughlin Inc. refused to pay Stintson Corp. more than $60,000 for the work. Which of the following statements is true of this situation?
A. Stintson Corp. would still be entitled only to $60,000 because such an act is new consideration that was provided to support the modification. B. Stintson Corp. is not entitled to any more than $60,000 for its work. C. Stintson Corp. is entitled to the additional $20,000 as legal value has nothing to do with adequacy of consideration. D. McLaughlin Inc. owes Stintson Corp. the additional $20,000.
The following information is taken from the balance sheet of Atlanta Company: Current assets$1134? Current liabilities$810? Property, Plant & Equip. 1720? Noncurrent liabilities 750? Total assets$2854? Total liabilities$1560? What is Atlanta Company's current ratio?
A. 0.71 to 1 B. 1.83 to 1 C. 1.4 to 1 D. 1.93 to 1
The doctrine under which the trademark holder has no right to control goods after it sells them in commerce is referred to as:
a. the trademark dilution doctrine. b. the exhaustion doctrine. c. the gray market doctrine. d. the loss of control doctrine.