Answer:
Web 2.0
Explanation:
Web 2.0: The term "Web 2.0" is described as a specific website that is responsible for allowing the different users to collaborate and interact with one another via "social media dialogue" as creators associated with "user-generated content" in a particular virtual community. However, it tends to contrast the very first generation of "Web 1.0-era" websites in which individuals were considered as limited towards viewing a specific content in a "passive manner".
In the question above, the given statement represents "Web 2.0".
W. L. Gore has nearly 10,000 employees and more than $3 billion in annual revenues, but, as noted earlier, uses an extremely organic organizational structure. Employees have no bosses, participate on teams, and often create roles for themselves to fill functional gaps within the company.
Answer:
Explanation:
A professional buyer usually has uses many different tactics in a meeting/negotiation in order to get the best price possible or a price that largely favors them as a buyer. Two of these tactics would be to point out negative aspects of the asset being sold while another one would be a take-it-or-leave-it offer. With both of these tactics, the buyer tries to make the asset seem as not worth its asking price and then with the offer, the buyer is making it seem as though the seller will not receive a better offer and tries to make them accept the offer out of fear of missing out on the sale. Personally, the best way I would respond to both of these tactics would be to continuously point out the positive aspects of the asset and stay firm to your initial/needed price point.
<u>Answer:</u>Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Commingling means the money of various investors are pooled together to trade with securities. This is usually done by the agents who acts as the investment managers they collect money from various investors and put it together as single fund. The advantages of this method are the fees is lower.
Some people indulge in illegal activities of combining investors money with their personal money. This helps the agents to invest large funds by pooling in funds. Any risk on the principal amount has to be borne by the agent.
