<span>I've found the choices on this question.</span>
<span>A. the devil's advocate method </span>
<span>B. scientific management </span>
<span>C. the synergy method </span>
<span>D. the contingency viewpoint </span>
<span>E. the diversity viewpoint</span>
The answer is D. the contingency viewpoint. It is the right moment of posing a challenge to the owner of getting the opportunity and decision that would match the given situation. The manager then sees this as the right choice as she waits for the owner
Answer:
Unlike perfectly competitive firms, in the long run monopolistically competitive firms face excess capacity or unused capacity. They produced at a higher cost which implies wastage of resources or under-utilization of resources.
Answer:
A) A firm in an oligopolistic market has to consider its own impact on price when making production decisions
Explanation:
A perfectly competitive market is a market with many firms selling identical product. There are free entry and free exist and the decision of a firm does not affect the price in the market as all firms are price takers. Therefore, each firm is independent under perfectly competitive market and production decisions of a firm in a perfectly competitive market does not affect the price in the market nor will it cause any reaction from other firms.
However, Oligopolistic market is a market where there are few firms which are 3 or more firms but not more than 20 firms selling identical or differentiated product.. Firms in oligopolistic market are interdependent which implies that the decision of one firm can affect price and this can cause reaction from other firms and then lead to a price war. A price war occurs when each firm continually reduces its own price in order to increase its market share which causes other firms to react reducing their own prices and this will make none of the firms to gain in the end. In order to avoid the price war, each firm in an oligopolistic market has to consider its own impact on price when making production decisions.
Answer:
Systematic risk.
Explanation:
Systematic risk corresponds to the risk of the financial market as a whole. In other words, it is the risk that affects the economy and it is difficult to predict and prevent it from occurring. As an example, a risk of bankruptcy of financial institutions and banks can be mentioned.
This systemic risk therefore affects the expected return on an investment.
An incentive is a thing that motivates or encourages one to do something.
Financial incentives can include things like bonuses, raises, paid time off, and other things that involve money.
Non-Financial incentives include things like recognition, respect, career development opportunities, retirement planning assistance, improved work environment, etc.
