KJ Games, in Colorado, designs computer games that it markets and sells to customers via the Internet. A click-on agreement accompanies every download; no game can be installed on a buyer’s computer if the buyer does not click on the words "I agree" when prompted. The click-on agreement clearly states in capital letters that all disputes will be settled in Colorado’s state courts. Buyers of KJ’s games are most likely

Uichiro Niwa, former president of Japan's ITOCHU Corp, took steps to ensure that more of the trading company's $115 billion in annual transactions were conducted online

He also radically changed the way he communicated with employees and began relying more on e-mail, a practice that until recently was virtually unknown in Japan. Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Nonvalue-adding costs increase the cost of a product

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

________ occurs when a seller states price savings that are not actually available to consumers

A) Comparative pricing B) Scanner fraud C) Deceptive pricing D) Market skimming E) Price collusion

When are group decisions superior to individual decisions?

What will be an ideal response?