Catherine is a member of the National Guard. Her unit is being deployed to Afghanistan for six months. Her boss let her know that the company cannot hold her job for her while she is gone. She will be replaced as soon as she deploys and will have to find a new job at a different company when she returns. The actions of her boss are a violation of the _______.
A. Rehabilitation Act
B. Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act
C. Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
D. Immigration and Nationality Act
E. Civil Rights Act
B. Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act
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Which of the following statements is incorrect?
A. Capital budgeting focuses on short-term planning. B. Capital budgeting involves decisions as whether to buy or lease equipment. C. Cash outflows for capital budgeting will appear on the cash budget. D. Capital budgeting affects the master budget because it considers what assets a company should have and use when achieving its budgets.
Given that the production run size is Q, the production rate is p, and the usage rate is d, the inventory remaining in stock at the end of the production run is ______.
A. Q – (Q/d) x p B. Q – (Q/p) x d C. Q + (Q/p) x d B. Q + (Q/p) x p
Which of the following is true about the final stage of the typical growth pattern that small businesses tend to follow?
A. Owners outsource much of the supervisory work. B. Owners manage the business and do all the work. C. Owners manage their companies but hire employees to help with routine and/or management activities. D. Owners hire managers to run the firms.
On a hot day, you see a baby left in a car while the parents are not to be seen. The child is obviously hot, so you break the window on the car to let air in. The parents sue you for damaging their vehicle. Your defense will likely be:
a. privilege b. defense of property c. consent d. self-defense e. all of the other choices may be defenses