Answer:
The correct answer to the following question is option A, i.e., To create more value for customers.
Explanation:
Generally, this answer is best for this question because customer satisfaction is more valuable for your business. The word 'value' is mostly means to price or any other things which have value for the businessman as well as the customers also.
In other words, when we create more value to the customer then we get more profit and if we do not value our customer then we suffer loss.
So, the customer value is more valuable or precious for the businessman or the firm.
Answer:
This transfer is AN ASSIGNMENT.
The assignor transfers rights or benefits to another party, but duties and obligations are not transferable.
Revenue & Sales corporation is the assignor and Creditline LLC is the assignee. Revenue & Sales transferred the benefits of this contract, the $64,500, to CreditLine. But the assignor still has to design the software.
Answer:
The answer is: Terms and conditions
Explanation:
The terms and conditions of a contract identify the rights and responsibilities of both parties involved. They can be very general (i.e. the terms and conditions you accept when using an phone app) or they can be very specific (i.e. price, payment, penalties, etc).
One special condition specific to this contract is that in order for the contract to be binding, one party (Ahmed family) must first sell their current home within thirty days. If this condition is not met within the time frame, then any of the parties involved in the contract can desist or back down from it apparently without any type of penalty.
This doesn´t mean that the sale of the house can not happen if the Ahmed family can´t sell its house fast enough. They can still buy the Miller family´s house at the same conditions or under new terms. The Miller family is free to ask for a new price or any different sale condition if they want.
This type of condition is sometimes used in real state contracts because of the amount of time involved in those types of transactions.
Answer:
Expert power.
Explanation:
Expert power is defined as the use of a perceived expertise in a field to get a surbodinate to follow instructions.
The subordinate in this case has a perception that the manager has superior knowledge and skill in a particular activity, and they can gain from this expertise.
For more specialised tasks there is tendency to depend on experts that can guide the surbodinate in job execution.
In this scenario Gerald has expert power because of his experience and skill.
Other workers and even the CEO depend on him for opinion on important matters.