I think it might be C, but i'm not sure
Answer: Product champion
Explanation:
A product champion is an individual who sees value in a good or service, and then creates and develops the good in a systematic fashion. The product champion tempts decision makers to invest, promote or sell the product.
The product champion is usually a
senior individual or executive of an organization who takes charge of developing the internal and external promotion of a particular good or service. In the above question, Leah is a product champion.
Answer:
1. Moral and ethical responsibility
2. No
3. Lawsuit may be involved
Explanation:
1. Every US company apart from environmental or safety laws in the locality where it operates, have a moral and ethical responsibility to do what is right in terms of safe work practices and product safety/quality.
2. Even though some countries may have less strict laws than the US, moral and ethical responsibility should always thrive. For example, China is known to have less strict manufacturing standards than the United States, however this does not justifies a company to practice unsafe manufacturing standards.
3. For corporations selling products overseas that are banned in the United States, such as DDT to countries that were known to still allow it sales such as India, and North Korea. A lawsuit against those corporations may be considered legal.
well it can considered it by Monopolies can be considered an extreme result of free-market "Monopoly" can also be used to mean the entity that has total or near-total control of a market. barriers to entry that only hope this helps :)
Answer:
$142,050 is what all of her total assets are worth. If you understand the difference between liabilities and assets theses questions are incredibly easy!
Explanation:
