The ____ communication channel is created by management to control individual and group behavior and to achieve the organization's goals
a. informal
b. formal
c. email
d. oral
B
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Which of the following is an internal source of new product ideas?
A) vendors and suppliers B) competitors C) company employees D) independent inventors
While staying at Smith Hotel Corp., Nina asked her son to take her two diamond rings to the hotel clerk for safekeeping. The rings were shown to the clerk and then placed in a "safe-deposit envelope" which was sealed. The son received a depositor's check stub, which had a number corresponding to the number on the envelope. The envelope was kept in a safe, located in the hotel's front desk, which was used to keep the hotel's cash as well as the valuables of guests. Though equipped with a combination lock, the safe was usually kept unlocked as there would always be a clerk on duty at the reception desk. The following night, the hotel was robbed by two armed men and Nina's rings were taken. She sued the hotel for the value of the rings. The hotel claimed that the robbery was an "act of a
public enemy" that relieved the hotel of liability. If the safe-deposit envelope is analyzed in the way that safety deposit boxes are, was the hotelkeeper liable for the theft of property left with it for safekeeping? What will be an ideal response?
In some cases, it is effective to organize backgrounder information in a problem/solution format rather than in chronological order
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following is an advantage of activity–based costing systems over volume–based cost systems?
a. Activity based costing provides more accurate cost information than volume–based cost systems. b. Activity based costing is cheaper to implement than volume–based cost systems. c. Activity based costing provides allocates more than their fair share of overhead costs to low–volume products than volume–based cost systems. d. Activity based costing is easier to implement in companies that have relatively higher proportions of non–unit–level costs.