Garret was not sure if he was allowed to use his sick time when he was on vacation. Instead of asking, when he filled out his timesheet, he noted a sick day and waited to see if anyone noticed. What type of information-seeking strategy did Garret use?
a. indirect
b. testing
c. observing
d. disguising conversations
b. testing
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A. efficiency-driven economy. B. competency-driven economy. C. innovation-driven economy. D. factor-driven economy.
Which of the following statements about misrepresentation is false?
A. To "stay legal" a salesperson needs to understand the difference between general statements of praise and statements of fact. B. When salespeople loosely describe their goods or services in glowing terms, those statements cannot be relied upon by the potential buyer. C. Courts tend to favor salespersons in misrepresentation cases when the customer lacks product knowledge. D. A salesperson's opinion of the quality of the product being sold is known as sales puffery and is not legally actionable. E. When a salesperson makes claims of a "factual nature" regarding a service's inherent capabilities, the law treats these comments as statements of fact and warranties.
Chinese teenagers prefer things from __________ to local products.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Blake earns $3,200 each month. He pays $600 per month for housing, $300 per month for a car loan, and $150 per month in other debt payments. Find Blake's debt-to-income ratio to the nearest tenth of a percent