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Question 1 Where do ethical preferences originate? Answer Ethical preferences originate from an individual’s own critical consciousness. Ethical preferences originate from the legislature who makes the laws. Ethical preferences originate from the Judges who decide the laws. Ethical preferences originate from the Governor or President. Question 2 Kant’s deontological theory posits that moral behavior requires holding to certa

Other / Other allied-american-university / Other 04 Sep 2015

Question 1 The power of the U.S. Government to take property from a private individual and use it for public purposes is: Answer Due Process Equal Protection Eminent Domain Suffrage Question 2 Which of the following “developing countries” were exempted by the Kyoto Treaty from following the initial emissions reductions standards? Answer The United States China Canada Japan Question 3 Concerns over national security an

Other / Other allied-american-university / Other 04 Sep 2015

1. What is legal is not necessarily ethical and what is ethical is not necessarily legal. True False 2. The agency problem in corporate governance is about how to get managers' interests well aligned with the shareholders' interests. True False 3. According to utilitarianism, _____. results, not rules, are emphasized ethical action arises from doing one's duty duties are defined by rational thought emphasis is on what is the fair way

Other / Other allied-american-university / Other 03 Sep 2015

Final Exam Part 1 Question Question 1 Smoothing out project resources from period to period is called Resource leveling Resource allocation or resource limited planning Better effort planning Slack utilization planning Question 2 Which of the following scheduling techniques is most appropriate today for managing a project? BAR charts Milestone charts PERT charts Precedence charts Question 3 The major disadvantage of using a bar cha

Other / Other allied-american-university / Other 02 Sep 2015

1. Which of the following will only be executed if the order's price conditions are met? An unlimited order A trade A limit order A spread 2. A 5.5 percent corporate coupon bond is callable in four years for a call premium of one year of coupon payments. Assuming a par value of $1,000, what is the price paid to the bondholder if the issuer calls the bond? (Assume annual interest payments.) $220 $1,055 $1,000 $55 3. Which of the followin

Other / Other allied-american-university / Other 02 Sep 2015

Question 1. Which of the following aspects of a company would not be considered a critical success factor, for a company that competes on differentiation? A. Cutting edge research and development. B. Excellent customer service C. Award-winning product quality D. Continually beating competitors to the market with new, innovative products E. High level of production efficiency 2. The competitive strategy of cost leadership allows a firm to o

Other / Other allied-american-university / Other 01 Sep 2015

Question Question 1.1.(TCO 9) To guide cost allocation decisions, the cause-and-effect criterion(Points : 3) may allocate corporate salaries to divisions based on profits is used less frequently than the other criteria is the primary criterion used inactivity-based costing is a difficult criterion on which to obtain agreement Question 2.2.(TCO 9) Which cost-allocation criterion is superior when making an economic decision?(Points : 3) Fa

Other / Other allied-american-university / Other 01 Sep 2015

Question 1 Which of the following is/are generally agreed upon as necessary criteria/criterion for claiming that a communication system is a language? A. regularity B. productivity C. referentiality D. interpersonal E. both regularity and productivity Question 2 The study of the ways in which sounds can be combined in any given language is called: A. phonology B. morphology C. syntax D. grammar E. pragmatics Question 3 The branch

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1. When we cannot retrieve information from memory, we say that _____ has occurred. A. forgetting B. a money trace C. sensory decay D. encoding failure E. secondary memory 2. Unattended information is stored briefly in: A. sensory memory B. short-term memory C. long-term memory D. working memory E. secondary memory 3. The central executive in working memory is hypothesized to have the function of: A. directing the flow of information

Other / Other strayer university / Other 31 Aug 2015

Question Question 1 Questions such as "How often would you buy this product?" and "Which features are of little or no interest to you?" are often proposed during a) concept testing. b) product development. c) screening. d) idea generation. e) test marketing. 6 out of 6 points Correct Question 2 The main characteristic of a ____ is that customers are satisfied to the point that they use a service repeatedly over a period of time. a)

Other / Other strayer university / Other 31 Aug 2015