Answer:
the answer is C
Explanation:
why ? the redemption is used for marketing to define or even to know how in the future your company reach their economic profit levels,and also to the shareholder benefits, so that's why when the company put on the market the outstanding stock , they decide how many any shareholder could get. they are looking always to increase their own business but if the company say that after redemption you must own less than 80% of his percentage ownership, its not common , nobody could get less even 50% of his own outstanding shares stock.
Answer:
The correct answer is option A.
Explanation:
Income tax is a tax imposed by the government on the income earned by the individuals. This income can be from capital and labor. It creates a deadweight loss in the market for labor and capital.
Deadweight loss is the loss to economic efficiency and production caused by a tax. The imposition of a tax creates a tax wedge, this tax wedge leads to a deadweight loss. Deadweight loss due to income tax is the loss of purchasing power or reductions standard of living due to tax.
The inefficiency or tax burden depends upon the elasticities of demand and supply. Whoever has the least elasticity will share most of the tax burden.
Answer: pay satisfaction and promotion satisfaction
Explanation:
The Job Descriptive Index is designed in order to determine the satisfaction of employees with their jobs.
Since the company's pay scale meets the industry norm but does not exceed it, and the managers tend to stay at the same job level for a long time, then the company will score low on in a JDI survey in the area of pay satisfaction and promotion satisfaction.
A critical function of the government in facilitating the operation of a market economy is setting and enforcing private property rights. Private property rights determine how a resource or good is owned.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Bid rotation is when contractors collude and take turns in winning a bid. Colluding contractors submit bids but take turns being the low bidder.
Bid-tailoring is when an employee in collusion with a contractor tailors bid specifications to give an unfair advantage to a certain contractor.
Complementary bids are bids intended only to give the appearance of a genuine bid. Colluding bidders submit higher priced or deliberately defective bids to in order to ensure the selection of the designated winner at inflated prices.
Phantom bids are fake bids