All of the following agreements represent an unreasonable restraint of trade except:
A)a combination to create a monopoly
B)an agreement to obtain a "corner" on a market.
C) an association of merchants to increase prices.
D) a valid restrictive covenant.
D
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Tony Bales worked at a zoo and regularly fed the rare and exotic birds. One day he opened a new, sealed bag of bird feed; poison in it penetrated the cotton gloves he was wearing, injuring his hands
The poison got into the feed when the manufacturers used a mixing machine that had been used for making chemicals without washing the apparatus. Assume there is no workers' compensation scheme in place. Which of the following is true? A) Tony could successfully sue his employer in negligence because the injury happened during the normal course of employment. B) Tony could successfully sue his employer in negligence because his employer had breached the standard of care expected of employers. C) Tony could successfully sue the seed manufacturer in negligence. D) Tony could not successfully sue the manufacturer because there was o legal relationship between them. E) Both B and C
Strategic workforce planning becomes an input to business strategy by:
A. providing metrics and other tools to support business decisions. B. enabling leaders to compare the long-term implications of alternative business scenarios and HR options. C. uncovering significant differences among business units or locations. D. all of these.
Quick Supply House breached a contract with MegaCorp. The breach resulted in the loss of a great deal of money to MegaCorp. The board of directors for MegaCorp vote not to sue the supply house since it believes the legal costs would be more than it would probably recover. If a group of shareholders wish to sue the supply house, this would
A. be a type of direct lawsuit. B. have to be a derivative lawsuit. C. be a settlement lawsuit. D. be an SEC lawsuit.
Dubashi Windows manufactures two standard size windows, J and R, in the ratio of 5:3. J has a selling price of $150 per unit and R has a selling price of $200 per unit. The variable cost of J is $75.00 and the variable cost of R is $90.00. Fixed costs are $352,500. Compute the (a) contribution margin per composite unit, (b) break-even point in composite units, (c) number of units of each product that will be sold at the break-even point.
What will be an ideal response?