The answer to the question given is (A) training to prepare for a career. This is because vocational tends to refer to things that are related to jobs or careers, which makes the other options not appropriate for the definition of a vocational training.
Although one can make a career out of her or his hobby, or improving one’s health, or improving relationships, the options do not state that the purposes of those three trainings are for making income, thus (A) is the best choice.
Answer:
Create Content stage
Explanation:
Advertising for companies must go through a process that starts with brainstorming and end up in the final production of an Ad, logo, Brand or Campaign.
In the <u><em>creation of the content stage </em></u>the customer is tried to be reached, captured and motivated to take action base on the content itself (e.g. an informative video, a Banner in a bus stop, An add on social media).
Answer:
the balance sheet displays the company's total assets, and how these assets are ... found line items under Current Assets, Long-Term Assets, Current Liabilities, ... This account includes the balance of all sales revenue still on credit, net of any ... Capital
also assets =liabilites
Explanation:
Answer:
According to Fiedler’s contingency theory of leadership, leader behaviors are easy to change, and people oriented leaders perform best in intermediately favorable situations.
Explanation:
The leadership style is easy to change, so if the company had a very strict leader in terms of rules, with this new leader the strategy of listening to employees should be used, since they still have respect for superiors , so the strategy that this new manager should have must be to fix all the deficiencies that the previous manager had and organize the establishment.
Answer:
The statement is false.
Explanation:
Oligopoly is a market situation where the market of a given good or service is dominated by a few strong, powerful providers. It could be described as a mix between monopoly and perfect competition, where there are several players in the market, but not so many that they can not influence the market price, and in which those providers are strong enough to establish a monopoly if they could. Examples of oligopoly markets are the market for cars and oil, among others, in which there are few but powerful enterprises in the market.
In oligopolies there are almost as many barriers as in monopolies: although there is competition between companies, for a new company it is almost impossible to enter the market since prices, quality and customers are retained by companies already established in the market.
