Bette backs out of City Parking Garage, colliding with Dill's car. Dill may recover $7,500 to cover the cost of the repairs if Bette failed to act as
A) a blameless person
B) a faultless person.
C) a careless person.
D) a reasonable person.
D
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A) neuromarketing B) customer needs marketing C) customer relationship management D) ethnographic research E) netnography research
To qualify as a sale under the UCC, the price in the transaction must be payable in cash.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
During the ______ phase of the system development life cycle, an organization’s current capabilities are documented, new needs are identified, and the scope of an HRIS is determined.
a. planning b. analysis c. implementation d. maintenance
James Fitzpatrick owns a factory in an industrial park. There are five other businesses in the park, some larger than his, some smaller, some in older buildings, some newer. James is a friend of the owners of each of these businesses
He thinks that if they pool together, they can self-insure the risk of loss to any of them at a cost that is less than they are currently paying for insurance. Which of the following statements is TRUE? A) James's plan will have to include a mechanism for deciding how much each participant pays to cover a loss. B) James's plan will have to include a mechanism for determining whether a claim is valid. C) James's plan is contrary to law because it would place him in a conflict of interest. D) It is illegal for different businesses to self -insure as they all have different risks E) Both A and B