Which of the following is NOT a strength of OD practice today?
a. The systemic orientation that practitioners bring
b. The techniques and processes used
c. Different definitions
d. Humanistic values
c. Different definitions
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General Semiconductor is a European-based designer and manufacturer of semiconductors. It manufactures semiconductors in fixed-asset intensive plants. The moderate fraction of its total assets that are property, plant, and equipment results from depreciating its technology-intensive manufacturing facilities over periods as short as four years. Which of the following is/are true?
a. General Semiconductor has small long-term debt and debt-equity ratios. b. General Semiconductor incurs substantial technology risk from product obsolescence, with product life cycles of less than two years. c. Heavy reliance on debt financing would add financing risk and thereby increase borrowing costs even more. d. All of the above are true. e. none of the above
A camera shop develops kits for amateurs that include a camera, lens, film, case, and a separate electronic flash. The kit is sold at a discounted price from the price of the separate components. This concept is an example of _____
a. a model stock approach b. scrambled merchandising c. solutions selling d. experiential merchandising
Under long-established law, minors generally have the power to avoid liability for their contracts. They seldom exercise this power, even though they make annual purchases measured in the billions of dollars. What are some possible explanations for this seemingly strange state of affairs?
In service systems, ________ can be used to prevent customer failures.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).