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ratelena [41]
4 years ago
6

Due to disagreement between senior interviewers at Calvtipy, a publishing firm, the human resources department gave each of the

senior interviewers in the company the opportunity to conduct interviews individually. They were also allowed to decide the number of rounds for each interview.
This scenario best illustrates __________
Business
1 answer:
Nataly_w [17]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Unstructured interview

Explanation:

Unstructured interview -

It refers to the process of interviewing , where there is not proper , defined rules and regulations ,i.e. , there is no defined structure of the interview process , is referred to as unstructured interview .

The person taking the interview can ask any type or any  number of questions from the person giving the interview .

Even in certain cases , the process of interviewing can be altered by the many factors .

Hence , from the given scenario of the question ,

The correct term is unstructured interview .

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\mathbf{PV_{n} = \frac{FV}{(1+r)^n}}

where

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r is the firm's cost of capital at 10%

n starts from 1 for the first year ans increases sequentially until year 5

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Total Investment   $1250000


   

Year Cash Flow Discounted Cash Flow at 10% Cumulative Cash Flows


  1          375000                      3,40,909.09                          3,40,909.09  

  2          375000                      3,09,917.36                          6,50,826.45  

  3          375000                      2,81,743.05                          9,32,569.50  

  4          375000                      2,56,130.05                          11,88,699.54  

  5          375000                      2,32,845.50                           14,21,545.04  


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For e.g. Cumulative Cash Flows_{2} = Cash flow _{1} + Cash Flow_{2}}

Substituting the values we get,

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Another thing they cannot be held liable for is the merchant's inability to get another loan in time because it is assumed that there are other banks that the merchant could have gone to. What they can be held liable for however, is the difference in the types of loans.

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