Media vehicles like People and Newsweek magazines appeal to a wide cross section of the population. In contrast, Golf and Cosmopolitan magazines have high levels of:
A. longevity
B. audience selectivity
C. geographic selectivity
D. flexibility
E. market singularity
Answer: B
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The expense for warranty costs is recorded in the period ________.
A) when the product is sold B) when the product is repaired or replaced C) when cash is paid to repair or replace the product D) when cash is collected from the sale of the product
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. According to equity theory, we compare what we get out of an endeavor to what we put into it and draw a conclusion as to the fairness of the ratio independent of external standards of comparison. 2. Employee empowerment can have unintended consequences. 3. Because financial incentives change behaviors, managers have to ensure the performance measures they use will focus employees on what they want to do. 4. Cash rewards are better than non-cash rewards for the organization because they fill the employees’ needs to pay off a bill or celebrate their achievement.
Supervisors should encourage employees to write comments on the performance evaluation form that are
a. Hostile yet useful b. Useful and meaningful c. Vague and unspecific d. Direct and questioning
In the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission case referenced in the text, regarding the constitutionality of corporate political expenditures, the U.S. Supreme Court:
a. upheld federal laws banning corporate independent expenditures on political candidates and also upheld the federal prohibition on the use of corporate treasury funds for electioneering communications or express advocacy. b. upheld federal laws banning corporate independent expenditures on political candidates but struck as unconstitutional the federal prohibition on the use of corporate treasury funds for electioneering communications or express advocacy. c. struck down as unconstitutional federal law banning corporate independent expenditures on political candidates but upheld the federal prohibition on the use of corporate treasury funds for electioneering communications or express advocacy. d. struck down as unconstitutional federal law banning corporate independent expenditures on political candidates and also struck down as unconstitutional the federal prohibition on the use of corporate treasury funds for electioneering communications or express advocacy.