The general subject of a presentation is referred to as the ______.
a. demographics
b. specific purpose
a. demographics
b. specific purpose
c. topic
d. general purpose
d. general purpose
a. demographics
b. specific purpose
c. topic
d. general purpose
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A. subtraction from the book balance B. addition to the bank balance C. subtraction from the bank balance D. addition to the book balance
A manufacturing company is said to be effective if it ________.
a. uses fewer workers and yet maintains productivity as before b. sets appropriate goals and achieves them c. takes less time than before to produce a given output d. generates employment for a large number of people
Business writing should be economical. In this context economical can best be defined as A) presenting ideas clearly and concisely
B) concentrating on the receiver's perspective instead of your own. C) solving problems and conveying information. D) getting your audience to believe and accept your message.
A question of ethics
Kenneth McMillan was a participant in a dental practice when, in 1980, he and his associate obtained life insurance policies that designated each the beneficiary of the other. They set up automatic withdrawals from their bank accounts to pay the premiums. Later, Laurence Hibbard joined the practice, which was renamed Bentley, McMillan and Hibbard, P.C. (professional corporation) (BMH). When the three terminated their business relationship in 2003, McMillan sold his BMH stock to Hibbard. But Hibbard did not pay and McMillan obtained a judgment against him for $52,972.74. When Hibbard did not pay it, McMillan offered him a choice. In lieu of paying the judgment, Hibbard could take over the premiums on Bentley's insurance policy or "cash" it in. In either case, the policy's proceeds would be used to pay off loans against the policy—which McMillan had arranged—and Hibbard would accept responsibility for any unpaid amount. Hibbard signed the agreement, but did not make a choice between the two options. McMillan filed a suit in a Georgia state court against Hibbard, seeking reimbursement for the premiums paid since their agreement.