Answer:
No, because Rachel's family farm does not employ outside workers
Explanation:
No, because Rachel's family farm does not employ outside workers. Under the OSH Act since Rachel's family does not employ outside workers they are not seen as an official business and therefore are not protected under the act. The workers on the farm are not seen as employees but instead family members helping one another and acting as co-owners of the farm. Therefore, the act does would not provide any coverage to Rachel in this scenario.
Answer:
The correct answer would be option C.
Explanation:
If there is a new co worker hired in my office, and its her beginning days, and I, along with other team members see that she is not as productive as other members of the team are, and we all have to work more and harder to make up for her work. So i would preferably give her advice and tips for how to get things done correctly and efficiently. I would not like to get her out of the office, rather i will try to make her understand the things as soon as possible and give her tips to increase her work efficiency. But if the problem continues, and I believe that she will not be able to cope up with us, then i will talk to the supervisor and suggest him that she might not be the best role for us. But i will go with option C.
Answer:
The maximum future dollar cost of meeting this obligation using the call option is $6,545,400
Explanation:
payable obligation = 750,000,000 YEN
premium payable on call option = 750,000,000*0.012
= $90,000
the interest rate is 6%
future value of call option premium = $90,000(1+0.06)
= $95,400
As the expected future spot price is 109 YEN per dollar which is higher than exercise price of $0.0086
Amount payable under call option = (750,000,000*$0.0086)+$95400
= $6,545,400
Therefore, The maximum future dollar cost of meeting this obligation using the call option is $6,545,400
Answer:
The correct anwer is E) A new CEO is an example of a strategic inflection point.
Explanation:
The statement that "A new CEO is an example of a strategic inflection point" is false since to determine a strategic inflection point we rely on other factors that affect companies such as the power of competitors, the power of customers, the power of potential competitors, the power of suppliers and the power of substitutes.
For example, if my product or service is exceeded 10 times more by the competition in quality or price; we are talking about a strategic inflection point.
