Privatization - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

COMPLETE - Elaborated Test bank for International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace 14ED. by Charles Hill Part One: Introduction and Overview Chapter 1: Globalization Part Two: National Differences Chapter 2: National Differences in Political, Economic, and Legal Systems Chapter 3: National Differences in Economic Development Chapter 4: Differences in Culture Chapter 5: Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Sustainability Part Three: The Global Trade and Investm...

1. The total cost approach: a. Considers a trade-off in undertaking certain logistics decisions b. Is a logistics concept based on evaluation of the total cost implications of various activities c. Is a logistics concept based on the premise that the flow of materials within and outside the firm should be considered only in the context of their interaction. d. Is all of the above : b 1. ........... applies to the timely movement of materials from the sources of supply to the point of...

Nationalization is also called - Expropriation the taking of private property by a government to make it public - Nationalization US Government took over ownership of what company during crisis of ? - GM the selling of government owned property to the private sector to gain more efficiency in business operations, to raise money or to change in political climate/philosophy - Privatization (why governments sell businesses) Protect the economic activities of citizens. Unfair competition is mi...

1. The total cost approach: a. Considers a trade-off in undertaking certain logistics decisions b. Is a logistics concept based on evaluation of the total cost implications of various activities c. Is a logistics concept based on the premise that the flow of materials within and outside the firm should be considered only in the context of their interaction. d. Is all of the above - ️️b 1. ........... applies to the timely movement of materials from the sources of supply to the point o...

Lacan's theory of desire correct answers = desire is predicated upon lack {All desire is born from a lack, which is constitutive of the subject and condemns him/her to permanent incompleteness; this translates into Lacan's claim that the signifying chain is always incomplete, there's always another "signifier" that can be added to the chain, so the desired "signified" is always lacking} The Imaginary (Lacan) correct answers = the Order wherein the ego is formed via the child's identif...

Early business sustainability efforts looked beyond their own operations and focused on the external aspects of conservation and environmental regulation - ANSWER-False The stakeholder model for environmentally sustainable business has failed because we don't have an accounting system to measure the present costs of environmental irresponsibility - ANSWER-False Wind power is an example of a renewable energy source - ANSWER-true "Petroleum man" faces inevitable extinction, as we curre...

What ideas serve as the base of neoliberal education reform? a. All educable children must be prepared to think critically, to ask insightful questions, make reasoned arguments supported by facts, and actively participate in deliberations about the good life and the good society. b. Privatization, deregulation, and importation of terms and assumptions of business into public schools will create more successful schools. c. Public schools must instill the democratic principles of mutual respe...

Caveat emptor correct answers Let the buyer beware How are law and ethics intertwined? correct answers The "law" is societies codification of ethics; laws and regulations make certain unethical conduct legal. Ethics correct answers Determining the right thing to do, via moral reasoning Wall Street Article involving ethics correct answers In a study, 1/3 of people who worked on WallStreet who said they made more than $500,000 annually, contend they have 'witnessed or have firsthand kn...

WGU D080 Global Business Final Exam Questions With Answers | Graded A+ 2023/2024. Market economy, goods and services are owned by individuals or companies that can buy, sell, or lease them to make a profit with minimum interference by the government - ANSWERCommunism - ANSWER-A system in which all property is publicly owned and the government controls global trade Capitalism - ANSWER-A system in which the means of production is controlled by private owners who can choose to participate in g...

The American financial community's near collapse in late 2008 had been most directly ignited by the subprime mortgage-crisis - True Capitalism in American was built on the strong philosophical foundation of personal freedom and private property rights - True Democratic capitalism and state capitalism trade with each other for mutual advantage but are economic and political rivals - True Capitalism features economic cooperation and varying degrees of centralized control - False The term c...