Answer:
. sunk-cost bias.
Explanation:
Sunk cost is money that has already been expended and cannot be recovered.
According to the sunk cost bias, a person would continue with a particular course of action or project regardless of its outcome because of the unrecoverable amount (sunk cost) that has been spent on the project.
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Answer:
Yes under the theory of conversion.
Explanation:
Conversion occurs when an individual takes possession of an item and excercises ownership of it in a way that is in conflict with the real owner's right of possession.
In this instance Eddy paid in a cheque that was not owned by him. The onus was on the bank to confirm from the account owner the real beneficiary of the check.
This would have prevented the conversion of the check through an illegal indorsement.
Conversion is a common type of fraud with regards to dividend warrants where dividend warrants edited to present a different person as the owner of the check.
Answer:
The correct answer is option B.
Explanation:
An electronics manufacturing company is headquartered in London. It has a marketing unit in New York.
Peter is a British resident, who works in the London office of the company. Keith is a US citizen and works in the New York marketing unit.
Since the company is headquartered in London, its parent country is Britain. The US is a host country for the company.
So Peter is a parent country national and Keith is host country national.
Answer:
producers of the bags of popcorn because they will sell more to the movie theater
I believe fiat money is the correct answer here.
