Where corporate activities cause injury or economic damage to others, the officer in charge, but not the directors, may be held liable.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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A) Written, printed B) Visual, digital C) Oral, printed D) Visual, printed E) Oral, digital
Which of the following moral theory matches Steve Templeton's approach in keeping the plant open?
A) Kantian ethics B) Rawls's social justice theory C) ethical fundamentalism D) utilitarianism
The relationship d = 5000 - 25p describes what happens to demand (d) as price (p) varies. Price can vary between $10 and $50. How many units can be sold when the price is $10?
What will be an ideal response?
Joan brought her car into Ace's Service Station for a tune-up. After tuning up the car, Ace decided to visit his mother. Ace drove Joan's car. Ace was following all safety precautions when a negligent driver without insurance struck Joan's car. Joan sued Ace for the damages to her car. The probable result is:
A) Ace will win, since he was taking reasonable care of the bailed goods B) Ace will win, since the bailee has the right to use the bailed goods. C) Joan will win, since the harm was sustained during the bailee's unauthorized use of the property. D) Joan will win, since bailees are absolutely liable for bailed goods in their possession and control.