Answer:
2. promotional
Explanation:
Even though the 3 options may represent a serious problem for Campbell's soup, but personally I believe that out of the 3, the most serious one is promotional. Many companies have very serious issues with translations, and not only small companies. E.g. when Pepsi ran an ad in China where it meant to say "Come alive with Pepsi", it really said "Pepsi brings your ancestors form the dead", and unless you like zombies, that is not a good idea.
For example, I really hope and assume that Goldfish baked tortillas (Pepperidge Farm) aren't made with real goldfish. But considering Asian countries that eat cats, dogs, bats and about anything that moves by itself, who knows. Maybe they expect them to be from real goldfish.
Answer:
a. I have corrected the discrepancy in the Taylor account.
Explanation:
When expressing oneself the message needs to be concise and pass accross the intended idea in as few words as possible.
The second option (As per your suggestion, I have corrected the discrepancy in the Taylor account) is wordy and we can do without the first part of the sentence (As per your suggestion).
The selected option avoids long lead-ins, is written in an active voice, and has a conversational tone.
Answer:
The Truth in Lending Act (TILA)
Explanation:
TILA was passed in 1968 in an attempt to protect loan consumers from unfair practices carried out by lenders. TILA requires lenders to disclose the credit terms in a simple and understandable manner so that potential consumers can compare credit terms offered by different lenders. The information disclosed must include the loan's APR, principal, finance charges, payment schedule and monthly payments.
TILA applies to most types of consumer credit, including car loans, home mortgages, credit card, home equity loans, etc.
Answer:
Courts place a narrow interpretation on the term property.
Explanation:
No authority can be held to be incapable of producing any verdict. Here this statement reflects that the court would not be able to understand the case and facts associated with it as the court can clearly understand all the facts.
That the jury is well versed with all the education and experience and the court in no manner can produce any narrow interpretation for the term of property as it will clearly reflect the misunderstanding of facts enclosed with the case.
Thus the above statement is false in this regard.
The answer is "marketing information system"