Options:
A) employee affairs
B) corporate relations
C) internal relations
D) employee relations
E) house communications
Answer:D) employee relations.
Explanation: Employee Relations is a term used in the field of human resources management to describe the various steps and actions put in place by an organisation in order to ensure a high performing,motivated and a positive relationship with its staff.
THROUGH AWARDS AND OTHER REWARD SYSTEMS ORGANISATIONS CAN EFFECTIVELY MAINTAIN A POSITIVE EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIP.
<span>For optimal benefits, you should perform activities from all parts of the physical activity pyramid each week.
</span>Moderate physical activity is the first step in the Physical Activity Pyramid, and vigorous aerobics is the second step in the Physical Activity Pyramid. the third step is vigorous sport and recreation, Muscle Fitness Exercises represents fourth step and fifth step is Flexibility Exercises.
Answer:
D. The dollar appreciates against the Hungarian forint.
Explanation:
If after investing, it happens during the next two months that the dollar invested by the American company appreciates against the Hungarian forint.
It would imply that the company will earn less than 8 percent on its investment.
Answer:
10%
Explanation:
Data provided in the question
Purchase value of the stock = $80
Number of years = 15
Times = 4
So, the return on owning this stock is
= Number of times^(1 ÷ number of years) - 1
= 4^(1÷15) - 1
= 4^0.0666666667 - 1
= 1.0968249797 - 1
= 0.0968249797
= 10% round off
All other things that are mentioned in the question is not relevant. Hence, ignored it
Answer:
The correct answer is <em>corn and satellite radio.</em>
Explanation:
The price effect is the change in the quantity demanded of a good (or service) when its price is modified, while the rest of the variables remain constant (other prices, income or preferences among others).
When the price of a good changes, the conditions in which a particular consumption basket was chosen change. Given the above, the consumer will have to reevaluate his choice and will probably have to vary the quantity demanded of the goods that make up his shopping basket.
Thus, for example, if the price of one of the goods falls, the consumer sees his budgetary restriction modified and can look for a new optimum in a higher indifference curve. On the contrary, if the price of one of the goods increases, the budget line changes but now the consumer can only aspire to a lower indifference curve. In addition, given a price change, the relative prices of goods also change.
