Conflicts can arise between divisions because

a. Coordination between divisions does not benefit all divisions equally
b. managers of profit centers care too little about the effects of their decisions on other divisions
c. managers are rewarded only for actions that increase their own divisional profit regardless of their effects on other divisions
d. all of the above


d

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A) a fall in foreign interest rates B) a fall in the U.S. interest rate C) a rise in the U.S. exchange rate D) a fall in the U.S. exchange rate E) a rise in expected future U.S. exchange rate

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One would speak of a change in the quantity of a good supplied, rather than a change in supply, if

A) the price of the good changes. B) the cost of producing the good changes. C) prices of substitutes in production change. D) supplier expectations about future prices change.

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Buying a newly issued bond implies:

a. borrowing money from a private bank. b. taking over the ownership of the issuing firm. c. lending money to the issuing firm. d. paying the price for a service rendered by the issuing firm. e. borrowing funds from international organizations.

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Which of the following statements represents a correct and sequentially accurate economic explanation?

A) Good X is an inferior good and good Y is a substitute for X. Income rises, the demand for X falls, the price of X falls, and the demand for Y rises. B) Good X is an inferior good and good Y is a substitute for X. Income rises, the demand for X falls, the price of X falls, and the demand for Y falls. C) Good X is an inferior good and good Y is a substitute for X. Income falls, the demand for X rises, the price of X rises, and the demand for Y falls. D) Good X is an inferior good and good Y is a substitute for X. Income rises, the quantity demanded of X rises, the price of X rises, and the demand for Y falls. E) none of the above

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