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All of the following are communication barrierss except/
- perceptual barriers
- holistic barriers
- language barriers
- Cultrual barriers
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A key to dynamic delivery is to
- memorize the material
- choose a topic you're familar withthen relax and just wing it
- Vary your voice, expressions, and body language
- interject a lot of jokes
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Vary your voice expressions, and body language (3) |
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The training was completed just in time for the new software application. This is an example of
- Noise
- Passive voice
- dynamic delivery
- subjunctive phrasing
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The Goal of bis is to generate long-term ___ by delivering ___ to their customer.
- Value; product
- profits; value
- profits; security
- value; profits
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Of the factors of production, which is considered the mos important?
- Natural resources
- Human resources
- Entrepreneurship
- Capital
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As baby boomers retire, companies will
- Face few problems finding labor, because the next gen is larger the the one retiring
- need to compete for top talent raising cost of recruiting and pay
- Rely mainly on unskilled labor in the future
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Need to compete for top talent raising cost of recruiting and pay (2) |
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The five key dimensions of the broader bis environment include:
- Economic, competetive, technological, social.
- technological, economic, demographic, global, social
- Global, social, technological, market, value
- customers, vendors, wholesalers, and retailers
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economic, competetive, technological, social (1) |
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It was during this era that many bis began to dominate their markets, forcing out competetior, manipulating prices and exploiting workers which lead the gob to pass laws regulating bis
- Industrial revolution
- entrepreneurship era
- Production era
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___ provides info to bis about where people live and their traits, such as race, gender, age, income, and education.
- Psychology
- Demography
- Ethnography
- Sociology
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A __ is any activity that provides goods and services in an effort to earn a profit.
- core goal
- business
- value
- all of the above
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The hard sell or aggressive persuasion designed to separate sonsumers from their cash emerged during the
- industrial rev
- entrepreneurship era
- production era
- relationship era
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During the relationship era, bis believed it was more profitable to
- concentrate on attracting new costumers
- cultivating current costumers by using tech
- focusing on immediate customer transactions
- focus on print advertising and not consumer satisfaction
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cultivation current costumers by using tech (2) |
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An employers attempt to accomidate the needs of their employees reflects the need of employers to recognize
- the specific needs of generatoin I
- Rising worker expectations
- the growing number of older workers in the labor force
- the global enviornment of bis
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rising worker expectations. (2) |
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As a factor of production, capital would include
- machines, tools, buildings and tech
- money, land, labor, and entrepreneurship
- machines, money, tools, and buildings
- and entrepreneur's freedom
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machines, tools, buildings, and tech (1) |
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Most bis enterprises in USA are privately owned however the gobe owns a number of major enterprises which suggests that the US economy is best classifies as:
- Pure market economy
- mixed economy
- true command economy
- pure planned economy
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An employer resigns due to daminding boss and no job satisfaction. this is an example of _____ unemployment.
- seasonal
- structural
- frictional
- cyclical
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An economic system is a structure for
- measuring GDP
- Allocating limited resources
- forecasting trends
- none of the above
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allocating limited resources |
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A president facing the beginnings of a recession, an expample of a fiscal policy for this situation is
- ask congress to cut total spending on social programs to avoid running a buget deficit
- Ask congress to cut taxes to give consumers more to spend and invest
- oder the Fed to raise the required reserve ratio
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ask congress to cut taxes to give consumers more to invest and spend (2) |
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Firms in oligopolistic markets tend to
- keep prices as low as possible
- avoid price competition whenever possible
- be very concerned about the possibility of new firms entering their market.
- have very small market shares
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avoid price competition whenever possible (2) |
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In the bis cycle and example of rising economic growth and increase in employment is a
- recovery
- peak
- contraction
- disinflation
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Which of the following directly impacts the range of products and prices in a free market system
- gov pricing polocies
- new product development plans
- the constant interaction between buyers and sellers
- corporate marketing programs
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the constant interaction between buyers and sellers (3) |
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A ___ is targeted to borrowers with low credit scores, high debt-to-incom ratios or signs of a reduced ability to repay the money they borrow
- home equity line of credit
- revolving line of credit
- fixed rate mortgage loan
- subprime mortgage loan
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subprime mortgage loan (4) |
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__ refers to actions that shape the economy by influencing interest rates and the supply of money.
- fiscal policy
- monetary policy
- revenue policy
- deficit policy
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Which of the following would be studies in the greatest detail in a macroeconomics course?
- how a large car manufacturer decides how many SUV's to produce
- how consumers would respond if a bis raised prices
- factors that influence the nation's unemployment rate
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factors that influence the nations unemployment rate (3) |
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In the bis cycle, when is an economy in recessoin
- When the economic "feel good factor" disappears
- when the GDP decreases for two consecutive years
- an expecially deep and prolonged "trough" in the market
- when the GDP decreases for two consecutive quarters
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when the GDP decreases for two consecutive quarters (4) |
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The main economic goal of the gov in a socialist economy is to
- keep taxes as low as possible
- operate key economic enterprises in the best interests of the general public.
- achieve the highest possible rate of economic growth
- provide the widest array of economic freedomes to its citizens
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operate key economic enterprises in the best interest of the general public (2) |
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The key difference between S corps and C corps is that
- the owners of C corps have limited liability while S corp owners have unlimited
- S corps may have no more than 100 shareholders who muct all be citizens while C corps do now have these restrictions on ownership
- C corps seek profits while S corps are non profit
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S corps may habe no more than 100 shareholders who must all be citizens of US while C corps do not have these restricions on ownership (2) |
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Limited partners
- have limited liabiity for the debts of their company as long as they do not actively participate in management.
- Risk their personal wealth in exchange for a controlling share of ownership
- agree to invest their money in the company for limited time
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Have limited liability for the debts of their company as long as they do not actively participate in management. (1) |
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A key advantage of a corp is that
- the owners maintain limited liability
- It is easy to form this type of bis
- The owners maintain unlimited liability
- the bis is considered an externsion of the owner
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The owners maintain limited liability (1) |
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Types of corporations include:
- sole, general, and nonprofit
- general, S, statutory close, and nonprofit
- limited, general, nominal, and S
- general, limited and limited liability
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general, S, statutory close, and nonprofit (2) |
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Sole proprietorships make up over __ of all bis.
- 5%
- 25%
- 70%
- 95%
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Three types of partnerships:
- sole, general, and specific
- general, unlimited, and general liabilty
- specific, general, and generic
- general, limited and limited liabilty
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general, limited, and limited liability (4) |
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63% of fortune 500 firms have filed atricles of incorporations in the state of
- California
- Maryland
- Delaware
- Texas
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