Give an example of a business operating in a monopolistic market in South Africa

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Diamond sales by De Beers's Central Selling Organisation (CSO) and SA Breweries' (SAB) production of beer.

Explanation:

That is one I honestly think.

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Police officers often use ________ To get information from their witnessesA. Intrapersonal communication
B. Small group communication
C. Interviewing
D. Public speacking

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Intralpersonalcomunication
the answer to your question is A

Which of the following statements reflects the transferability of ownership rights in a corporation? a) A stockholder must obtain permission from at least three other stockholders before selling shares. b) A stockholder may dispose of part or all of his shares. c) If a stockholder decides to transfer ownership, he must transfer all of his shares. d) A stockholder must obtain permission from the board of directors before selling shares.

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Answer:  Option B

                               

Explanation: In simple words, a corporation refers to an entity which has its own separate legal identity from its owners. Generally these entities works on a very large scale and the ownership rights of such companies is divided into many shares which are hold by several different individuals.

     The holders of stock of such entities gets return in form of dividend and can resell their shares for capital gain in an open market of securities. As the owner and the company are two different entities the owner is not liable to report for the action of selling shares to the company.

The total cost of ownership for Supplier A is $2,670,000. The total cost of ownership for Supplier B is $1,750,000. The total cost of ownership for Supplier C is $2,990,000. Using Total Cost Analysis, it will be more cost-effective to use _________.a. Supplier A
b. Supplier B
c. Supplier C
d. Cannot be determined

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Answer:

Using Total Cost Analysis, it will be more cost-effective to use;

b. Supplier B

Explanation:

Total cost of ownership (TCO) can be defined as the total cost of an asset including the purchase cost and cost of operation of the asset. Assessing the TCO takes a bigger picture analysis of the overall cost of an asset. Most people usually don't consider the operating costs of an asset. This can prove detrimental in the long run when one starts going through unaccounted operation expenses. Unforeseen expenditure can lead to poor credit scores since one did not prepare for them.

When buying an asset, it is imperative to consider the sort-term and long-term costs. The short-term costs are the immediate costs that are often clearly identified in the initial stages. The short-term costs are purchase and transportation costs. The long-term costs are costs that will be incurred with time, over the life of an asset. Examples of long-term costs are; depreciation costs and  operations costs.

In our case above, the best option would be Supplier B since it's total cost of ownership is cheaper compared to Supplier A and Supplier C.

If an insured has a limited group plan and the carrier discontinues group benefits, as long as the insured has not used up all of their benefits under the policy, in the case of total disability, coverage applies up to ______ after discontinuation or end of disability, whichever occurs first.

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90 Days

Explanation:

As generally, an insurer has got all the rights to recover from the insurance company, which are enclosed in the insurance agreement.

When there is a group plan and there is discontinuity on the part of carrier then the insurer holds the right to get the service for 90 days, from the date of discontinuity or that of total disability.

This period is define as per the legal terms of an insurance agreement, made under the prevailing laws and regulations.

Fizzy is an American firm that manufactures carbonated soft drinks. Fizzy executives want to enter the global market, and they are considering the idea of a joint venture with a beverage company located overseas. After conducting research on different beverage firms, Fizzy executives selected a large beverage manufacturer located in China. Kevin Burns and three other top-level executives at Fizzy have been assigned to the negotiating team. The team has flown to China to negotiate the details of the joint venture. Which of the following best supports Kevin's argument that he should be the primary negotiator?A)Fizzy executives hope to have other business deals with the Chinese firm in the future.B)Fizzy executives want to demonstrate their aggressiveness and present factual appeals.C)Fizzy executives want to ensure compliance with the ringi system at the Chinese firm.D)Fizzy executives are not certain as to who has decision-making authority at the Chinese firm.

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A. Fizzy executives hope to have other business deals with the Chinese firm in the future.

Explanation:

In the scenario it is observed that the names of the other three top-level executives are not mentioned, this shows the importance of Kevin's role in the company. To a great extent, Kevin could be considered as the head of the team negotiating in China.

It is also possible to establish the fact that the business deal to be negotiated with the Chinese firm is not the only business to be handled by the firm but rather an open door to other business deals with the firm in the future.

Kevin who is the team lead is expected to be the primary negotiator for his role among the top-level executives in Fizzy.

In the career matching phase of career planning you choose a single career by eliminating from your list occupations thatA.) do not pay as much as you need to earn
B.) are a poor fit for your skills, interests, personality or values
C.) you believe you have little chance of being able to enter
D.) all of these

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The answer to the question is (D) all of these.

If you have listed all the careers you wished to pursue and realized that some of the careers you desire to pursue do not pay as much as you need to earn, it is best to eliminate it since it would cause you financial problems later on if you choose it. You should also eliminate careers that you think will not be suitable for you in terms of the required skills and interests. If you think you have very little chance of being able to enter a career field, it is also best to eliminate it from your list.