Answer:
True
Explanation:
An auction is defined as a public sale of properties that considers bids from prospective buyers.
The highest bidder eventually makes the purchase.
The auctioneer calls for bids and when there is an unchallenged bid he pounds the gavel to indicate the item has been sold.
The auctioneer is the seller himself of am agent representing him.
At the start of the auction the seller sets a minimum price before bidding commences
Answer:
b. Place the company on a restricted list and give only factual information about the company.
Explanation:
There is an ethical problem in the scenario that borders on professional code of conducts in the area of objectivity and independence.
It was stated in the scenario that ''the head of the investment banking department has asked the head of the brokerage unit <u>to change the recommendation from "sell" to "buy."</u>
This is a case of wanting to interfere with the <u>objectivity</u> of the recommendations which should be based on <u>facts not bias</u>.
Secondly, the head of investment banking is trying to interfere with the <u>independence</u> of the head of brokerage unit.
According to the Standards, the head of the brokerage unit would be permitted to place the company on a restricted list and <u>give only factual information</u> about the company.
B. False, the employer is looking to hire the people with the most eye catching and outstanding application, if you have an application in that doesn't have all the information on it or forgetting to capitalize your name could make them pass right over your application and go back to it if they have any open spots.
Answer:
Since Allitron and Donovan engage in interstate commerce, they are regulated by the Sherman Antitrust Act. They incurred in collusion, which is illegal since they are restraining interstate commerce. Since they are competitors, they are prohibited from simply dividing sales territories, they should instead be competing for who serves them better.
Several punishments can result from this type of behavior:
- the companies can be fined with up to $1 million each
- their upper management can be sent to jail for up to 3 years
- the Department of Justice should take actions that limit this
Answer:
i think the answer is D i dont know if im wrong plz tell me
