The purpose of the restrictive debt covenant that requires that subsequent borrowing be subordinated to the original loan is to ________
A) maintain a minimum level of liquidity
B) limit the amount of fixed-payment obligations
C) ensure a long-run cash shortage does not cause an inability to meet current obligations
D) protect the original lender in the priority of claims during liquidation
D
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What are the two dimensions along which a company's focus can be described?
What will be an ideal response?
EWPs lower ___________________.
A. absenteeism B. health care costs C. turnover D. All of the above E. None of the above
A company resource weakness or competitive deficiency
A. represents a problem that needs to be turned into a strength because weaknesses prevent a firm from being a winner in the marketplace. B. causes the company to fall into a lower strategic group than it otherwise could compete in. C. is something a company lacks or does poorly (in comparison to rivals) or a condition that puts it at a disadvantage in the marketplace. D. prevents a company from having a distinctive competence. E. usually stems from having a missing link or links in the industry value chain.
Reginald Inc., a well-known automobile manufacturer, advertised the launch of its new solar powered car, Brandon. There was so much hype about the car in the market that thousands of customers prebooked it. However, after the delivery of the cars, several customers complained that the power windows did not work properly in solar power and that the brakes were not up to the mark. In the context of customer satisfaction, which of the following traps does the scenario illustrate?
A. Overpromising B. Underpromising C. Market segmentation D. Market cannibalization