_____ are common examples of e-marketplaces
a. E-auctions c. E-distributors
b. Internet service providers d. Web-based CRMs
C
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Under the equity method, the investor recognizes as revenue (expense) each period _____. The investor recognizes dividends received from the investee as a(n) _____
a. only when it receives dividends; a return (reduction) of investment. b. only when it receives dividends; income c. its share of the net income (loss) of the investee; a return (reduction) of investment. d. its share of the net income (loss) of the investee; income e. all of the net income (loss) of the investee; a return (reduction) of investment.
The equivalent units required to complete beginning inventory is computed by:
a. adding ending equivalent units in ending inventory and units completed and started during the period to the equivalents units of production. b. multiplying units in beginning inventory with percent completed in beginning inventory. c. multiplying units in beginning inventory with percent not completed in beginning inventory. d. adding units started and completed during the period from the equivalents units of production.
From a marketing standpoint, which group of product adopters should marketers spend the least amount of time and effort in convincing them to buy a product?
A. early majority B. late majority C. laggards D. early adopter E. innovators
Pattern bargaining occurs when:
A. An employer and union settle with essentially the same terms year after year. B. Unions from one industry use the contracts from another industry as a guide for where they should settle in negotiations. C. Employers within an industry decide ahead of time what they will all settle at and then negotiate the same or similar terms with the unions. D. A union negotiates with one company and then uses that settlement as a target for all other negotiations in the industry.