Equal Employment laws protect employees from facing discrimination in the hiring process.
Explanation:
Equal Employment Laws are there to protect the right of a candidate to have equal opportunities compared to their peers and not to be discriminated against in terms of caste, creed, race or gender when in the recruiting activities. 
This law exists to provide equal opportunities to the candidates to be able to be selected on merit for the jobs and not to be left behind because of their disadvantages in the social strata from employment as long as they are capable for the jobs.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
point-of-purchase display              
Explanation:
Point-of-purchase display: The term "point-of-purchase display" is also denoted as "POP display" is described as one of the different marketing materials or advertising that is being placed next to any merchandise that it has been promoting. However, these items are being generally located or present in any checkout area or some other location whereby that specific purchase decision is being made.
In the question above, the given type of sales promotion is referred to as a point-of-purchase display.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Straight rebuy
Explanation:
When a purchasing agent performs a straight rebuy, he/she is in a situation where the same products or services are bought over and over again on a relatively steady basis. 
The products and services purchased are also simple and common products or services, nothing very complex or specialized that requires looking for new information or investigating who the best vendor might be. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: b) peoples' responses to financial incentives.
Explanation:
Burrell would be wrong because the most leakage in federal assistance programs comes from the way people respond to financial incentives. 
Some people who have received this assistance from the Federal government have decided that it would be better to keep receiving this assistance instead of working to actually get paid. 
This has led to more people seeking assistance thereby increasing the number of people needing assistance and invariably increasing the cost of these federal assistance programs.