The trucking industry is characterized by having:
a. small investment requirements
b. easy sources of financing
c. high variable and low fixed costs
d. costly government requirements
B
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To increase the chances of finding as many errors as possible, what proofreading technique should be used?
A) Check systematically for errors B) Look for your own common errors C) Read your work later D) Read your work multiple times E) Read your draft aloud
Hensley and Boyer have been negotiating for several months over issues related to the purchase and sale of some real estate. They draft a letter of intent that
a. protects both parties by ensuring the other side is serious and creates a binding agreement on the issues on which the parties have agreed thus far. b. may or may not be an offer, depending on the exact language and whether the document indicates that the parties have reached an agreement. c. has a legal binding effect concerning the issues outlined in the letter. d. courts will consider to be a valid offer which the other party must accept if offered in good faith.
In the general environment, which of the following is not a demographic trend?
A. changes in ethnic composition B. more women in the workforce C. aging population D. greater disparities in income levels
In order to estimate the mean salary for a population of 500 employees, the president of a certain company selected at random a sample of 40 employees. Would you use the finite population correction factor in calculating the standard error of the sample mean? Explain