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2 years ago

When workers intentionally reduce their productivity, it is called a(n)?

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When workers intentionally reduce their productivity, it is called a slowdown. This occurrence might be cause by a number of reason. One would be that they are not happy on how they are managed by the administration of the company. They would tend to do this to catch the attention of the admins.

zlopas [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

slowdown

Explanation:

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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D4 = 0.50(1.35) = 0.675

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D6 = 0.9113 (1.07) = 0.9751

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PV (of D4) = 0.675/(1.13^4) = 0.4140

PV (of D5) = 0.9113/(1.13^5) = 0.4946

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PV (of D6 )= 8.8209

Add the PVs to find the stock price;

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