The rights of employees to minimum wage, equal opportunity, and to bargain collectively as part of a union are examples of their rights grounded in moral entitlements.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Employees' rights to a minimum wage, equal opportunity, or to bargain collectively as part of a union are examples of the rights granted to them on the basis of legislation and judicial rulings. The other two kinds of employee rights common in business are their rights to those goods that they are entitled to on the basis of contractual agreements with employers and their rights grounded in moral entitlements.
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What will be an ideal response?
Stan orally agreed to sell his house to Humphrey and Humphrey made a down payment. Humphrey wanted it ready for his family quickly, so he had a new roof put on, new carpeting installed, and renovated the kitchen. Stan now thinks the place looks great and has decided not to sell. A business law student told him he could refuse to sell because the agreement was oral. Can he? Explain
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
If interest rates in general rise,
A. the prices of existing bonds rise. B. the prices of existing bonds fall. C. the prices of matured bonds rise. D. the prices of matured bonds fall.