Explain the dissolution of a partnership on the basis of futility
If a business partnership clearly cannot achieve a profit, a court may decree dissolution. One partner cannot compel the other members to assume continued losses after the success of the business becomes highly improbable, and further operation appears futile. However, a temporarily unprofitable operation does not justify dissolution. A court will issue a decree of dissolution only when the objective reasonably appears impossible to attain.?
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A) closed-end questions B) Likert scale questions C) open-end questions D) rating scale questions E) semantic differential questions
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A) a $400 loss. B) a $400 gain. C) no gain or loss. D) a $2,400 loss.
The board of directors at a local hospital needs help finding a candidate for the CEO position. Which of the following would best meet their needs?
a. executive recruiters b. temporary agencies c. public agencies d. private employment agencies
What happens in the holding environment of adaptive leadership?
What will be an ideal response?