What is the difference between free slack and total slack?
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Total slack tells us the amount of time an activity can be delayed and not delay the project. Use of total slack must be coordinated with all participants in the activities that follow in the chain. Free slack is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying any immediately following activity. It requires no coordination with other managers.
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A) Backchanneling B) Crowdsourcing C) Enterprise microblogging D) Podcasting E) Internal micromessaging
When evaluating a source for credibility, search for
A) Credit given to the designer. B) An encyclopedia listing. C) The authors' biography (degrees earned, years of experience/research in their field of study, published books, journals, articles about your topic) D) Commercial websites
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The United States has one of the highest gross domestic products (GDP) in the world at $18.5 trillion. In comparison, the small country of Luxembourg has a GDP of $58 billion. Despite its lower GDP, Luxembourg has one of the highest GDP per capita at over $101,500. In contrast, U.S. GDP per capita is $56,430. This likely means which of the following?
A. Individuals in the United States are more likely to earn higher incomes than individual consumers in Luxembourg. B. The standard of living in the United States far surpasses the standard of living in Luxembourg. C. Individual consumers in Luxembourg have higher outputs in terms of goods and services than individuals in the United States. D. Luxembourg has a higher market value in total output in terms of good and services than the United States. E. Individual consumers in the United States have higher outputs in terms of goods and services than individuals in Luxembourg.