Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": True.
Explanation:
Stability strategies are those in which the firm does not change its core method of working, thus, it remains to focus on its current products and markets. Carrying out stability strategies is a less risky approach. The types of stability strategies can be <em>no-change strategy; profit strategy; </em><u><em>and</em></u><em> growth through concentration, integration, diversification, co-operation, internationalization.</em>
Answer:
Please see explanation below.
Explanation:
The next step is to conduct a secret ballot election which will be supervised by National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) as might be required by the employer-Champlain products inorder to obtain voluntary support from the employees that the union wants to represent. The reason being that the management might decided not to recognize the card checks practise on the basis that a union without a secret ballot election is not reliable hence employees that signed the card might have been intimidated or coerced by the union to do so.
Where the management refuses to recognize the card check that was signed by at least 41% of the employees it wants to represent, management would then request for secret ballot election where employees would be able to vote confidentially without coercion or undue influence from the union or co-workers.
The answer is D.
Continue to operate her business, and she is also in long run equilibrium.
Answer:
The correct options are;
Photos taken by a student in his blog
An illustration sold by an artist on her website
An excerpt from a novel published in 1913
Explanation:
With the copyright law the holder of a copyrighted material has the exclusive authority to grant permission to others to create from, copy, distribute, or display in public, the copyrighted material.
A copyright is said to have expired and to be in public domain (with automatic permission to use) when it has been up to 120 years since it was created. Government created material are not covered by the copyright law and can be used
Copyright material can only be used without the express permission of the copyright owner when it is covered by the TEACH Act of the usage must be taken as "fair use"
Therefore,
1) photos taken by a student in his blog
2) An illustration sold by an artist on her website
3) An excerpt from a novel published in 1913 are copyrighted online materials.
