Answer:
The correct answer is False.
Explanation:
Even before the Great Recession, participation in the workforce had registered declines. During the "golden age", from 1960 to 1990, participation rates increased from 60% to 66%. This was a consequence of the arrival to adulthood of the generation resulting from the post-war birth boom and the increase in the representation of women in the labor force. But this momentum in the importance of the workforce began to diminish in the 1990s, when the postwar generation began to retire and women's participation rates declined. In fact, since the bursting of the computer bubble and the recession of 2001, the participation rate has suffered a continuous decline.
Answer:
The correct answer is: Broad differentiation strategy.
Explanation:
American economist Michael Porter (<em>born in 1947</em>) proposes there are <em>Five Generic Competitive Strategies</em> in market targeting while pursuing a competitive advantage: Overall low-cost, Broad Differentiation, Focused low-cost, Focused differentiation, and Best-cost provider strategy.
With the Broad differentiation strategy firms aim to provide customers a product that is different from its competitors to capture the largest number possible of consumers. This strategy is the closest approach <em>Apple, Inc</em>. has been using to keep its share in the mobile phone devices market.
The Millennial generation as they emphasize corporate social responsibility.
Answer:
Managers are responsible for helping employees to understand and follow their company's code of ethics
Answer:
A. One that decrease taxes and increase spending
Explanation:
No income and more outgoing would create the biggest deficit.
