Except for gloves any other object can transfer bacteria.
Answer: Cell phone companies found that when they raised the price of connecting to wireless hot spots, demand decreased more than proportionally among casual users but decreased less than proportionally among businesspeople. this is because wireless connectivity is a <u>luxury or non-essential</u> good for casual users but an <u>essential</u> good for business people.
Casual users tend to use the wireless if and only when they can afford it i.e. it is not an essential commodity for them. That is why, the demand decreased more than proportionally among casual users, when prices increased.
On the other hand, wireless hotspots help business people to get their work done in a speedy and efficient manner. So wireless hotspots become more essential to business people. Therefore the demand is relatively inelastic for connectivity and falls less than proportionally for business people.
Answer: 8.60%
Explanation:
Given the following :
Current debt-equity ratio = 0.52
Target debt-equity ratio = 0.45
Cost of floating equity = 9.5%
Floatation cost of debt = 6.6%
The Weighted average cost is calculated by finding the Weighted average cost of both debt and equity.
1 + 0.45 = 1.45
Weight of debt= 0.45/ 1.45 =0.31034
Weight * cost of debt
0.31034 × 6.6% = 2.0482758
Weight of equity = 1/1.45 = 0.6896551
Weight * cost of equity
0.6896551 × 9.5% = 6.5517241
Sum of both
(6.55 + 2.05) % = 8.60%
Answer:
D) evaluate the alternative using a series of questions.
Explanation:
The ethical decision making metric has six steps:
- Establish the facts in a situation
- Decide whether the situation involves legal or ethical issues
- Identify your options and possible consequences
- Evaluate your options or alternatives: when you need to make an ethical decision, you must first evaluate all the alternative options in order to decide which one is the best ethical decision for you and your company.
- Choose the best option
- Implement your decision
Answer:
No she won't.
Explanation:
Vicki will not be able to present evidence as to the sales representative's statements concerning the warranty that "This writing is the full and final expression of the parties' agreement; anything said before signing or while signing is irrelevant." thereby excluding the car's warranty.
Hence, any evidence of the discussion of the warranty would most likely be excluded by the parol evidence rule.