Identify the basic job of a President of the United States, the source of executive power, and three key powers associated with the position of President
The basic job of a President is to enforce the nation's laws. Article II of the Constitution created the office of President and defines the executive power. Three key powers of a President concern appointment, legislation, and foreign policy. The President nominates the heads of most administrative agencies, and such agencies play a powerful role in business regulation and other facets of national life. As far as legislative power, a President and his advisers propose bills to Congress. A President also has veto power over bills and can issue executive orders. The President conducts the nation's foreign affairs, coordinates international efforts, and negotiates treaties. He is commander in chief of the armed forces, but does not have the right to declare war.
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A. Braun has higher financial leverage. B. Kemp has less financial leverage. C. Kemp finances a relatively lower portion of its assets with liabilities than Braun. D. Braun has less equity per dollar of assets than Kemp. E. Kemp has the exact same dollar amount of total liabilities and total assets.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When Stella Finman found out that she was terminally ill, she drafted a will leaving all her property to her son. During her period of illness, Stella was financially and emotionally supported by her lawyer as her son was mostly away
When the will was read upon her death, it said that her lawyer would get a 20 percent stake in Finman Corp, a company Stella owned. Upon investigation, it was revealed that Stella's lawyer took advantage of Stella's weakness and persuaded her to change the contractual terms. This is an instance of ________. A) undue influence B) battery C) duress D) fraud
Amy's Drive-Thru, a fast food facility, offers healthy, sustainably grown veggie and vegan fast food at higher prices than its competitors in the market and has a drive-through and indoor seated casual dining operation. What strategy is Amy's Drive-Thru using to gain competitive advantage?
A. a focused low-cost strategy B. a best-cost provider strategy C. a low-cost provider strategy D. a differentiation strategy E. a broad differentiation strategy