Which of the following can an organization reasonably expect to happen if it implements an EMS plan?
a. better competitive performance in the marketplace
b. elimination of environmental risk
c. a supplier chain that adheres to strict environmental standards
d. a negative carbon footprint
a. better competitive performance in the marketplace
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Which statement is not true of the agency concept?
A. Under the common law tradition of the United States, all employees are treated as agents of employers. B. In actual fact, not all agents are employees. C. The primary responsibilities in the employer-agent relationship lie with the employer. D. The law has described the employee-employer connection as a master-servant relationship.
Apex Construction (Scenario)Apex Construction has hired Wendell Phillips to provide management consulting for the organization. Wendell's first assignment involves helping the company to improve productivity by recommending ways to strengthen managers' supervisory skills.Wendell interviews many middle-level managers and discovers that they share a different view of management. These individuals believe that external factors constrain managers' influence over outcomes. The mid-level managers have a(n) ________ view of management.
A. traditional B. omnipotent C. standard D. symbolic
Paula is a sales agent for The Rock Insurance Company. Paula accepts a check from a customer made payable to her in payment for the premium on an insurance policy. Prior to depositing the check in The Rock's bank account, Paula indorses the check as follows: "The Rock Insurance Company, by Paula Beck, agent." Assuming that Paula has authority to indorse company checks, if the check is dishonored, then between Paula, The Rock, and the bank
A. Paula only will be liable. B. Paula and The Rock will be liable. C. The Rock only will be liable. D. The bank will be stuck with the dishonored check.
A Type II error is committed if we make:
A. a correct decision when the null hypothesis is false. B. a correct decision when the null hypothesis is true. C. an incorrect decision when the null hypothesis is false. D. an incorrect decision when the null hypothesis is true.