Answer:
A person in a communal relationship with another is more likely to be concerned with the <em>non contingent </em>effect of helping. While a person in an exchange relationship with another is more likely to be concerned with the <em>contingent</em> effect of helping others.
Explanation:
<em>Communal relationships</em> are closely knitted relationships, such that occurs within family and partners. In a communal relationship, helping does not come with future expected benefits (non contingent) . Giving is done with an objective of ensuring the other person's need is met.
In an <em>Exchange relationship</em>, the effect of helping comes with future benefits of repayments. Giving is done with an objective of some future repayment. This type of relationship occurs among business partners. 'If person A does person B a favor today, it is expected that person B will repay the favor to person A in future.
Answer:
Explanation:
Answer is C or the third option.
The correct answer is:
Partnership.
A Partnership is a voluntary association of two or more persons to manage a business enterprise sharing its profits or losses. Some partnerships may include people who work in the business, while others include partners with limited participation and limited liability for the debts and lawsuits faced by the business.
In the United States the limited-liability company (LLC), arose as a response to the demand for a combination of corporate and partnership structure.
The correct answer is False
Despite heavy regulation, the insurance industry is still
wrought by finance crime that are particularly perpetrated through the use of
information communication technology. Such crimes are now a mature industry
operating on principles much like those of legitimate businesses in pursuit of
profit. Combating their spread is difficult as it means disrupting a business
model that is operated like a legitimate business.
Agriculture remains Nepal's principal economic activity, employing about 65% of the population and providing 31.7% of GDP. ... GDP is heavily dependent on remittances(29.1%) of foreign workers. Subsequently, economic development in social services and infrastructure in Nepal has not made dramatic progress.
