One element involved in the determination of unconscionability is:
A)the comparative bargaining power of the parties
B)the opportunity to make a contract for better terms with someone else.
C)the course of the economy after the contract is made.
D)whether a loss will be sustained by performance of the contract.
A
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The ______ Act established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
A. Equal Pay B. Wagner C. Social Security D. Occupational Safety and Health E. Civil Rights
High product differentiation is generally accompanied by
A. higher market share. B. decreased emphasis on competition based on price. C. significant economies of scale. D. higher profit margins and lower costs.
Which of the following consists of focussing on a range of activities to attract, develop and retain employees? (Tansley 2007)
a. Recruitment and Selection strategy b. Talent Management Strategy c. Resourcing Strategy d. Management Development Strategy
Acme is exploring two locations for a new plant to supply product for a government contract. They dispatch a team of industrial engineers and cost estimators to the Minneapolis-St
Paul area of Minnesota and to Kennewick-Pasco-Richland area in Washington. After conducting some tests, the teams return with some unusual findings, the Minneapolis-St. Paul workers seem to obey classic learning effect rules; their learning rate is 80% and is based on a doubling of output. They are much slower than their counterparts at the other site; it is estimated that the first batch units they assemble will take them 700 hours. The workforce in the Kennewick-Pasco-Richland area is much faster; their first batch will take only 470 hours. Strangely, these workers also exhibit learning effects, but their learning is based on a tripling of output rather than the traditional doubling and their rate is 78%. How many batches must be made before Minneapolis-St. Paul's time falls below Kennewick-Pasco-Richland's?