Which of the following would suffice for a signature on a writing under the Statute of Frauds?
A. a stamped signature
B. a handwritten signature
C. a name keyed at the bottom of an e-mail
D. Any of these would suffice. Judges define "signature" very broadly.
Answer: D
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A. mission statement. B. organizational culture. C. code of ethics. D. diversity plan. E. analytics.
Specification, problem-solving, and trouble-shooting are technical services of a(n) _______
a. brand b. minimally augmented product c. core product d. augmented product
Fred was grilling in his backyard tiki bar when he popped open a can of Diet Pepsi, took a big gulp and started gagging. He emptied the can down a sink but something heavy remained inside. He shook the can until something resembling "pink linguini" slid out, followed by "dark stuff." The report from the Food and Drug Administration concluded the foreign matter was a frog or a toad. Pepsi argued
that the speed of their production lines and the rigor of our quality control systems made it virtually impossible for this type of thing to happen in a production environment, and that there never has been an instance when a claim of this nature has been traced back to their manufacturing facilities. If Fred suffered severe stomach upset and required medical attention as a result of his gulp, and sued the manufacturer for negligence in manufacturing the product, what theory would help him establish that a duty of care was breached? a. Negligence per se b. Res Ipsa Loquitur c. Proximate causation d. Superseding intervening forces
Which of the following occurs when you reject the null hypothesis when it is really false?
a.Type I error b.Correct decision c.Type II error d.Power