______ is a short-term time series forecasting method in which forecasters assign more weight to most recent values in the time series if they feel that these values reflect how the actual demand will behave in the near future.
a. Moving average
b. Linear trend multiplicative method
c. Weighted moving average
d. Linear regression technique
c. Weighted moving average
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Which of the following is a legal requirement of marriage?
A) Neither party can be currently married to someone else. B) Neither party can be eligible to marry if they are emancipated from their parents. C) Both parties have to be above 18 years to marry even if they are emancipated from their parents. D) The marrying couple must be closely related by blood.
Which of the following statements is true?
A) Generally, the franchisor can terminate the franchisee's agreement at will, but only if the contract so provides. B) Generally, the franchisor can terminate the franchisee's agreement at will. C) The federal government has enacted laws requiring "just cause" before any franchise agreement can be terminated. D) Most state governments have enacted laws requiring "just cause" before any franchise agreement can be terminated. E) Generally, the franchisor can terminate the franchisee's agreement only for a legitimate cause.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Sara Sou is "bearish" and is of the opinion that the price of Muggle Company stock will drop within a few weeks; Stefan Gordon is "bullish" and thinks the price will go up. Sara sells her 1,000 shares of Muggle Co stock to Stefan for $100 a share. If, within a few weeks, the price of a share of Muggle Co stock
a. does not change, both Sara and Stefan can legally rescind because of their mutual mistake as to the value of the stock. b. drops sharply to $1, Stefan alone can rescind because of Sara's fraud. c. rises sharply to $200 a share, Stefan can rescind because of his unilateral mistake d. None of the above is correct. Different expectations of the future value of a good (e.g., the Muggle Co. stock) do not affect the validity of a contract for its sale.