Caleb is a witness in a controversy involving the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. Caleb can be compelled to appear before an administrative law judge if he is served with
A. an order for specific performance.
B. a rule for parol evidence.
C. a subpoena.
D. a politely worded request.
Answer: C
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A. 0.89 B. 0.12 C. 0.06 D. 0.29
After a research instrument is selected, the next step in the marketing research process is to ________
A) select a sampling method B) interpret the research findings C) implement the research plan D) evaluate alternatives E) select a research approach
Is marketing more about supplying benefits or attributes? Explain your answer
What will be an ideal response?
Bob, owner of a small business, goes to Sally to negotiate the purchase of some inventory. Bob
has Paul with him, who he introduces to Sally as "Paul, my purchasing manager". A short while later, Bob says he must leave and says, "You two can conclude this deal." Paul signs a contract to buy 2,500 units of her product. Paul tells Bob, and Bob then says, "You know you weren't supposed to buy more than 1,000 units!" Assume that Bob, in fact, had instructed Paul, prior to meeting with Sally, to not buy more than 1,000 units. Can Sally hold Bob to the contract? A) Yes, because there was apparent authority for the transaction. B) Yes, because there was implied authority for the transaction. C) No, but she can hold him to a purchase of 1,000 units. D) No, because Paul did not have authority to buy 2,500 units.