Answer:
the utilitarian theory of ethics in business contexts.
Explanation:
According to the Utilitarian theory of ethics, the steps to be chosen by any business of entity should rely on maximizing the good and minimizing the sufferings. Also, at the same time, the benefit or good to the maximum is required to be considered before taking any decision.  
In the given excerpt, Hailey adopts the utilitarian theory of ethics by focusing on the outcome of the steps that he take. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The right solution is "$20.733.16".
Explanation:
According to the question,
Face value,
= $20000
Rate (r),
= .035
Bond A:
= 
= 
=  ($)
 ($)
Bond B:
= 
= 
=  ($)
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Answer:
The correct answers in order are: 
Executory  
Fulfilled their obligations  
Not illegal
Explanation:
The Statute of Frauds prevents the enforcement of an executory contract, which is a contract in which the parties have not fulfilled their obligations. These contracts are not illegal.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Free slack can be described as the total amount of time a project can be delayed without affecting the project's completion time . Tom and the contractor share a slack time of 10 days
Total slack measures the total amount of time a project can be delayed before the project's completion.
Functional slack measures the amount of time that each activity in a project can be delayed without affecting the project's completion time. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
roles of government
Explanation:
The government uses part of the taxes it collects to provide public goods such as goods as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. In mixed economies such as the US, the government's main role in the economy is to ensure fair competition among suppliers and protect consumers' and workers' rights. 
The government has established several bodies and mandated them to carry out the regulatory functions. Different agencies regulate different trade sectors such as communication, drugs and medicines, weights and measures, employees' safety and health, etc.