Online retailer Amazon relies heavily on a hierarchy culture to manage its vast and complex shipping processes. ___________ are part of Amazon's hierarchy culture.
A. An internal focus and values stability and control
B. A strong external focus and values stability and control
C. An external focus and values flexibility
D. An internal focus and values innovation and creativity
E. A continual focus on efficiency, cost cutting, and outsourcing
A. An internal focus and values stability and control
A hierarchy culture has an internal focus and values stability and control over flexibility.
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Powerful parties may decide to withhold the use of that power, knowing that if they use it, the low-power party will be
A. more satisfied. B. more involved in creating the outcome. C. less committed. D. free of oversight and monitoring.
Which is true regarding the tort of trespass to land?
A) So long as a person stays away from the portions of land that the owner is currently using, there can be no trespass to land. B) A person cannot be liable for trespass to land if that person was not told, either directly by the owner or by means of a sign, to stay off the property. C) So long as a person originally entered the land of another with the permission of the owner, there can be no trespass to land if the nonowner stays beyond the period of permission granted by the owner. D) A person who enters another's land without permission is liable to the landowner even if the landowner was not using the land at the time and there was no damage to the land.
Although conflict is likely to occur in any marketing channel, it is generally more pronounced when
A. the channel members are independent entities. B. manufacturers pressure retailers. C. the economy is booming. D. retailers pressure manufacturers. E. the supply chain members are geographically too close to each other.
The ________ is the difference between the unpaid contract price and the market price at the time and place of the tender of the goods, plus incidental damages, minus expenses saved because of the buyer's breach
a. comparable recovery b. consequential damage c. market price differential d. lost profit differential