The ________ approach to management was criticized for being too simplistic, believing that a happy worker was a productive worker.
A. systematic management
B. scientific management
C. administrative management
D. bureaucratic
E. human relations
Answer: E
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A) verification B) retrieval C) decoding D) formation E) augmentation
Jimmy Gonzalez sells medical supplies. He has just been told by the purchasing agent's secretary that he cannot see the prospect immediately but that he will have to wait. What should Gonzalez do?
A. Get angry and leave B. Wait for a short time and then ask to reschedule C. Use the waiting to unwind D. Engage the secretary in conversation E. Experience call reluctance
To ensure the primary data they collected about consumer reactions to their product were accurate, the makers of Classic Toiletries hired a single research firm to visit certain cities in various countries. In the past, the company had used mail and telephone surveys by local companies in each country to gather data, but it was concerned about whom these companies were surveying and if they actually fit the demographic and lifestyle profiles of Classic's target market. Classic hired a new research firm to overcome the problem of ________ that can occur when collecting primary data in global markets.
A. inaccurate language translation B. unreliable sampling procedures C. limited access D. insufficient comprehension E. unwillingness to respond
William and Irene each contributed $20,000 cash to the WI Partnership on January 1 of last year. William and Irene share profits and losses equally. Last year, the partnership reported tax-exempt interest income of $4,000. This year, each partner receives $1,000 of the tax-exempt interest income in a cash distribution. There are no partnership liabilities and no other income, loss, contributions,
or distributions during both years. William's basis in the partnership interest following these transactions is A) $19,000. B) $20,000. C) $21,000. D) $22,000.