Answer and explanation:
The influence a company may have over another when one of them has a number of shares that belongs to the other is determined by the percentage of ownership that the number of shares represent. If its lower than 20%, it is said the company has <em>no influence</em> over the other. From 20% to 50% one company has <em>significant influence</em> over the other. Finally, with more than 50% of the outstanding shares in possession, one company has <em>control </em>over the other.
In that case, CBS Corp. has no influence over Westwood One, Inc. since it owns only 18% of the outstanding shares.
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Answer:
Fixed costs are high, variable costs are low
Explanation:
The reason is that the fixed costs are high because these fixed costs are uncontrollable and their might not be an alternative which means we have to move with higher fixed costs. And this is because most of tasks in manufacturing are handled by the machines not humans. So the cost of maintenance, depreciation, etc are fixed costs which are uncontrollable.
Furthermore, the company has very small variable costs because the company enjoys economies of scales, fast paced manufacturing machines, etc. And this is controllable by investments in another more robust machinery.
The answer to the question relates to the concept of primary and secondary group. <em>Primary group </em>is a small social group where members share personal relationships that are generally enduring while <em>secondary groups </em>are large groups where relationships are temporary, impersonal, and goal-oriented.
The relationship between Monique and Zhong start off as members of a secondary group, which is their company. When they met in a company party and eventually dated each other, they become members of a primary group, which is a couple.
Merchandise 7X, the "secret ingredient" or "secret formula" in Coca-Cola. The ingredient has remained a secret since its invention in 1886 by John Pemberton.