Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": legislation cannot repeal basic economic motives.
Explanation:
Government price controls are regulations imposed by the central government of a country to set limits on prices of certain goods or services because of a surplus, shortage or simply to maintain the demand and supply of those products at their equilibrium level.
However, the demand for some of those products could be unpredictable because individuals could react in opposite directions even if the government has set rules against consumers' favor. <em>Customers' motives might not be always repealed by legislation</em>.
Here are the list of all that qualities:
- Good communication skills >>>>. Most important
Invovles both listening and talking in order to connect all the clues that found during the investigation
- The ability to make a quick decision
- Integrity (so they will be immune to any form of bribery)
- Ability to control emotions
- Deep knowledge of the law
Answer:
story
Explanation:
Based on the inforamation provided describing the scenario it can be said that the underlined missing word is "story". That refers to the entire event that the employee was explaining, which that individual employee experienced first hand. He seems to have explained this story to show how the food co-op was evolving into a more customer service focused company that valued a very specific work ethic.
The managers of Kono Corp., which is an American company trying to open a branch in Europe or Asia are operating under a condition of <u>D. uncertainty</u>.
<h3>What is uncertainty?</h3>
Uncertainty refers to situations where the information is imperfect or unknown. When operating under uncertainty, some evaluations need to be undertaken to close the information gap.
<h3>Answer Options:</h3>
A. goal displacement.
B. illusion of control.
C. social reality.
D. uncertainty.
Thus, the managers of Kono Corp. are not operating under goal displacement, the illusion of control, or social reality, but it is operating under conditions of uncertainty.
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