TechSmart managers are implementing distributive justice.
<h3>What is distributive justice?</h3>
Employees experience distributive justice when they think that results are fair. These results can be measurable, like pay, or intangible, like appreciative remarks. In the event that staff members feel fairly compensated or handled, distributive justice is achieved. When equal effort does not result in equal rewards or when a person or group obtains an excessive amount of goods, distributive justice is lacking.
When equals enjoy the same distribution of benefits, distributive justice has unquestionably been attained. In a constitutional democracy, governmental policies that guarantee social security or healthcare to all retirees and the old are examples of distributive justice.
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Bond is correct answer.
When a bond matures, you receive your entire investment back plus any remaining interest.
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-Charlie
<span>The answer is 1.43 % per day.
Calculations:
Formula for simple interest: I=PRT, where I=interest; P= borrowed amount; R=rate of interest in percentage; T=time for repayment
hence; P=$300, I=$60, T=14 days, then R=?
R={(I/PT) *100)}% per day={(60/300*14)*100}=1.43 % per day
interest rate (R) that Fred was charged for the aforementioned loan was 1.43 % per day</span>
The answer is C. “There is a major city 50 miles away from the region”.
A) there are no close substitutes
Explanation:
A monopoly results when there is a single provider of a particular good or service. Since they’re the only company providing that good or service, the consumer must conduct their business with that specific provider. For example, imagine that Walmart is the only store you can buy food from. Walmart would dominate the entire supply market as it would be the only store from which you can buy your food.
