Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": organizational citizenship.
Explanation:
Organizational citizenship refers to the set of actions employees perform that are not part of their duties but help improve the working environment. These behaviors are usually referred to as the "plus" workers give to their performance even if their paychecks will not see an increase.
<em>Employees who are committed to their roles and who were empowered by direct supervisors are more likely to show organizational citizenship behaviors.</em>
Answer:
<em>Confidentiality duty to Kim has been violated by Greg</em>.
Explanation:
Remember Greg is acting as agent or real estate agent to Kim.
According to law he owed a duty of confidentiality to Kim which involves not disclosing any information of benefit which he may have gotten from his client (Kim) to third parties (buyers) without permission from Kim.
Therefore, Greg was not suppose to mention that Kim would have accepted less for her home.
Answer:
Qualifying widow(er); $24,400.
Explanation:
If she has a dependent child and has not remarried until two years after her husband's death, she can file as Qualifying Widow (Widower) with Dependent Child.
Explanation:
Note, for private spending, <em>consumption</em> refers to purchases usually made for present needs, while <em>investment</em> refers to purchases that may provide. For government spending, <em>consumption </em>refers to purchase made to care for the immediate welfare or needs of those governed without any monetary benefits, while <em>investment </em>purchases are done with the perceived future benefits in mind.
<u>Private Spending</u>
- Laundromats buying washing machines = Investment
- People buying houses = Investment
- People buying newspapers = Consumption
- People buying food = Consumption
<u>Government Spending</u>
- Payment for public safety employees = Investment
- Building hospitals = Investment
- Building roads = Investments
- Buying military equipment = Investment
