Answer:
Business analysis
Explanation:
The business analysis refers to the analysis of the business i.e whether the product is profitable or not it contains the attributes that the company want and the consumer wants. It should be done with the help of marketing strategy and research by their taste and preference. Is this product fits with the company mission and objectives or not
So the given situation represents the business analysis stage
Answer:
A. organization
Explanation:
a secretary writes the minutes during a meeting and also schedules the meetings for his boss therefore he/she must be organized for the work to be done efficiently.
Answer:
B) No, because she can get similar hammers elsewhere.
Explanation:
When someone sues for specific performance he/she is asking the court to order the defendant to complete performance the contract. They are not suing to recover any damages that may have resulted from the breaching of the contract.
In this case, Nicole would have probably been able to sue Tyler for some type of compensatory damages, but since the hammers are such a common good, it would be very difficult for her to obtain an specific performance order.
Answer:
win based on strict liability
Explanation:
Strict liability is a liability that is imposed on party by the claimant that proves that an action occurred and the defendant is responsible for it.
This provision does not require the claimant to prove a fault by the defendant. It is mostly used when an action is considered dangerous.
In this scenario Mike was blasting some holes in rocks. This is a dangerous activity that can cause harm.
Myra who broke her legs in the explosion only needs to prove Mike was responsible for the explosion that occurred for her to win based on strict liability provision.
Answer: D. Reference group
Explanation: A reference group is usually used to make comparison. Generally, reference group could be an individual or a group of people which are used as a basis or standard for evaluating or comparing the behavior another individual or group. Individuals or groups being compared may to to emulate the belief, norms or attitude of the reference group.
Beverage companies employ attractive young ladies 'models' to serve as reference groups so that visitors will tend to be attracted or emulate their behavior or action so as to boost sales and increase revenue.
