Answer:
C. deep-level diversity
Explanation:
Deep-level diversity is a type of diversity among individuals that is not easily observable, and includes traits such as working styles, values, beliefs, cognitive, or decision-making styles. These are usually psychological. These traits are less observable.
According to the information given in the question above about the Olivia and her employees, we can infer that Olivia and her employee display deep-level diversity, as the designers have traits that are not easily observable such as the different working styles they have while they still work effectively together as a team.
Answer:
Equity increases by $20,000 an SMA by $10,000
Explanation:
While equity is defined as the remaining value of an owner's interest in a business , the simple moving average is defined as the average of a selected range of prices , usually the closing prices by the number of periods in that range.
For every $1 increase in market value , the SMA increase by $0.5 and the equity by $1
<u>Workings</u>
1000 shares at $30 = $30,000
Market value = 1000* $50 = $50,000
Equity increase - 50,000-30,000 = 20,000
SMA = 20,000 *0.5 = 10,000
Answer:
A.You should go home and watch TV.
Explanation:
You should go home and watch TV because it is the activity that represents the highest value of the three.
It means that it is also the activity that has the lowest opportunity cost among the three, because any other alternative is less valuable to you.
Answer: Not very likely to get two consecutive drivers wearing seat belts.
Explanation:
From the question the report shows only 15% percent wear seat belts.
If 10 cars are selected at random the possibility of getting at least one wearing seat belt is
= 10× 15/100
==> 1.5 out of 10
1.5, is not upto average of 10 it's just a bit above the zero mark. Which makes the chances of meeting at least one driver wearing seat belt low.
To get consecutive drivers wearing seat belts, would be even a lower possibility. This is so due to the fact that according to the records the chances of meeting a driver on seat belts is low, and the possibility of it happening in quick succession is going to be smaller, because overall percentage of drivers wearing seat belts is small.
Answer:
15%
Explanation:
Average rate of return = average net income / amount invested
average net income = $15,570,000 / 20 = $778,500
Amount invested = $5,190,000
$778,500 $5,190,000 = 0.15 = 15%
