In the early stages of the banking crisis in the 1980s, financial institutions were especially hurt by
A) the sharp increases in interest rates from late 1979 until 1981.
B) the severe recession in 1981-82.
C) the sharp decline in the price level from mid-1980 to early 1983.
D) all of the above.
E) only A and B of the above.
E
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Tariff barriers may be used to
A. protect borders from gray market goods. B. protect domestic industry from foreign, lower-cost producers. C. reduce the need for foreign workers. D. increase government revenues.
Which of the following is a good example of a change based on “fit”?
a. A company works to empower employees to increase morale and institutes a more rigid supervisory structure to manage costs b. The organization hires brilliant employees to fill gaps in low-level jobs to have the best employees at every level c. The organization has traditionally valued a relaxed and informal workplace to foster creativity, and the HR department enforces a strict dress code policy to increase professionalism and the organization’s reputation d. A company moves to an open floor plan and also works to revise formal systems to include more collaboration and teamwork in decision making
A large school district is reevaluating its teachers' salaries. They have decided to use regression analysis to predict mean teacher salaries at each elementary school. The research has come up with the following prediction equation:
Y = $18012.24 + 1432.37X1 - 4.07 X2 where X1 = Yrs Exp and X2 = Yrs Exp2 (a) If a teacher has 7 years of experience, what is the expected salary? (b) If teacher has 10 years of experience, what is the expected salary?
To be eligible for unemployment insurance:
a. the employee must be involuntarily unemployed b. the employee must be willing to perform any work that is offered c. the employee must be available to work within 90 days of becoming unemployed d. all of the above e. none of the above