Answer: The correct answers are "Out-group", "Participating style" and "Delegating style".
Explanation:
<u>1. Out-group:</u> you are frustrated at work because you feel that your supervisor only assigns you the mundane tasks and that you receive less support from her than do your teammates.
<u>2. Participating style:</u> you feel that your staff members are interested in assuming more responsibility and are ready to handle it so you start letting them share in more team decisions.
<u>3. Delegating style</u>: because your staff has been working together in their jobs for a long time and have a high degree of motivation, experience, and skill, you let them work pretty independently and try to stay out of their way.
IRAC stands for Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion
I'll just put out issues.
James Jones - corruption, extortion, and blackmail
Tom Cruise - health violations, bribery
Both conducted under the table negotiations.
Answer:
Partly by the market mechanism and partly by the political process.
Explanation:
Capitalist Economy is private owned economy, with no state control, having profit maximisation objective. Socialist economy is state (govt) owned economy, having social welfare objective.
Mixed Economy is an economy co-owned by private & government sector. The goal is to achieve balance between profit maximisation & social welfare. The central problems of economy 'what, how, for whom to produce' are solved by both private & government sector. Output is allocated both on the basis of free market demand & supply mechanism, also on the basis of state/ govt (political) process. The govt (political) process regulates & monitors private role through various market interventions :- maximum quotas, price ceiling, price floor etc.
Answer:2.68
Explanation:
divide the income into the expenses
Is it a multiple choice question? Anyway, this is the definition of a limited partnership:
<span>A Limited Partnership is a partnership consisting of a general partner, who manages the business and has unlimited personal liability for the debts and obligations of the Limited Partnership, and a limited partner, who has limited liability but cannot participate in management.</span>