What is supplier development?
What will be an ideal response?
Supplier development refers to systematic development of networks of supplier-partners to ensure an appropriate and dependable supply of products and materials for use in making products or reselling them to others.
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In her pursuit of a PhD in Business, Rhonda took out many student loans. Now that she has graduated and is working, Professor Rhonda is wondering if she can get relief from her student loan debt by filing for bankruptcy. Will Professor Rhonda be able to have her student loans discharged in bankruptcy?
A. Probably not, unless not having the loans discharged would cause an undue hardship to the Rhonda and her dependents. B. Probably so, because she successfully graduated with a PhD in Business. C. Probably not, unless she passes the median income test. D. Very likely, if she files for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Andy Seagroves purchased a computer from Best Buy. Best Buy did not disclose to him that the computer was a return item. There was no indication of any price difference between the computer Andy bought and the unopened computers. Andy experiences significant difficulties with the computer and returns it to Best Buy. Andy indicates that he would like to have a new computer and that the price is
now $150 more. Best Buy indicates that it is happy to take the return on the computer and credit Andy's account, but that it has no further liability. A) Best Buy's position is correct. B) Andy has no damages since Best Buy took back the computer. C) Andy is entitled to recover the price difference so that he can replace the computer. D) Andy is entitled to the return, but no additional damages. E)None of the above
Discuss the underlying logic of the service-profit chain
What will be an ideal response?
Bootstrapping refers to:
A. buying, renting, or leasing a prepackaged business from another company. B. inheriting or being given a stake in a family business. C. using low-cost or free techniques to minimize the cost of doing business. D. funding a business online through the collective involvement of others who provide loans.