Which of the following describes a consensus?

List a minimum of four reasons why you might be rejected for a job offer.

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Answer:

You may not have the experience, you may not meet their requirements, unsuitable personality, dont have the skills

Explanation:

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Another differing viewpoint is offered by Vivek Wadhwa. Mr. Wadhwa agreed with Mr. Grove that a bigger focus on creating U.S. jo

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Answer:

He stated that most United states companies that are blue-chip will be the first to suffer the effects from a trade war.

Explanation:

Solution

Mr. Wadhwa came in terms with Andy Grove not fully as he did not find the protectionist trade war as acceptable.

He stated that it will greatly affects those firms who got their sales majorly from abroad. although, he favored need of more job creation in the United States.

Mr. Wadhwa’s main issue was that going for protectionist trade, where products which are produced off-shore and then transported to United States will be forced to pay more taxes, this will have a negative effect over existing large Blue chip organizations or firms.

Hence, he suggested to focus more over mid-career entrepreneurship.

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3 years ago

Your only child will go to college 10 years from now. Your salary is $80,000 a year, and is expected to rise with inflation, whi

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60.60%

Explanation:

The computation of the percentage of your salary would go to pay for the first year of your child's college education is given below:

The salary after 10 years would be

= 80000 × 1.03^10

= 107513.31.

Now Similarly, the college fees after 10 years would be

= 40000 × 1.05^10

= 65155.78.

So, the percentage would be

= 65155.78 ÷ 107513.31

= 60.60%

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As the director of HR, you are in a meeting with your corporate officers discussing the firm's deliberate use of personnel to ga

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You are most likely discussing the general business environment in which your company must operate.

<h2>What is the general environment in business?</h2>

The diversity of external elements that have an impact on an organization's performance and operation is known as the general environment, or macro-environment. These outside factors can decide whether a company encounters market opportunities or failures.

The overall environment can influence how a firm identifies itself, the products it sells, and how it interacts with other businesses and regulatory bodies. When performing market research and strategic analysis, businesses often consider the overall environment.

<h2>What are the six elements of the business environment?</h2>

Sometimes, economic and legal aspects are combined to form five major components of the business environment. Political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors are the six components of the business environment.

<h3>What is the external business environment?</h3>

Economic, political and legal, demographic, social, competitive, international, and technological sectors make up the external business environment.
Managers need to be aware of how the environment is changing and how those changes are affecting the company.

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2 years ago

Stock A has a beta of 0.7, whereas Stock B has a beta of 1.3. Portfolio P has 50% invested in both A and B. Which of the followi

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Answer:

a. The required return on Portfolio P would increase by 1%

Explanation:

Assume that in the given question, the Market risk premium is 7% while the risk free return is 5%, then according to the Capital asset pricing model(CAPM), the expected return of stock A and B will be calculated as follows:

CAPM=Risk free return+Beta(Market risk premium)

Expected Return on stock A=5%+0.70*7%=9.9%

Expected Return on stock B=5%+1.30*7%=14.1%

Since the equal amount of 50% of portfolio P has been invested in the stock A and B, therefore, the return on the portfolio P shall be calculated as follows

Expected return on portfolio P=0.50*9.9%+0.50*14.1%=12%

If the market risk premium is increased by 1% i.e. from 7% to 8%, then the expected return of the Stock A and B shall be calculated as follows:

Expected Return on stock A=5%+0.70*8%=10.6%

Expected Return on stock B=5%+1.30*8%=15.4%

Expected return on portfolio P=0.50*10.6%+0.50*15.4%=13%

So the expected return on portfolio P has been increased by 1% i.e. from 12% to 13% when the market risk premium has been increased by 1%.

Based on the above calculations, the answer shall be a. The required return on Portfolio P would increase by 1%

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