Business is also treated as individual because in the same way if a person doesn't have a good name they will loose their credibility. In the same way business also. If once business looses it's good name it will loose it's credibility in the market and the Industry which will have a negative impact on its sales, share holders, financial services etc.
So the moment a business looses it's good name it means it is no longer in the competition in any market and it's downfall will start.
There are many instances a company got a bad name which lead to its downfall.
Most people would agree that businesses are entitled to safeguard their good name just as individuals...
Budgeting is important for both businesses and individuals. Are you involved with budgeting at your work? Please give details. If you are not involved with budgeting at work, please give examples of how an individual might budget. Do you budget your revenues/expenses on a regular basis? Do you use any sort of ‘APP’ or other software to help you track your budgeting/finances?
What is Kant's definition of Enlightenment? According to Kant, why is it difficult for most people to achieve? Do you agree with Kant? Do all people have a moral duty to think for themselves? Why or why not? Please give reasons to support your position.
Do you agree or disagree and why? Former President Obama had good intentions when implementing the Affordable Care Act (ACA), however; it came at a cost to the economy and to the American people. It is almost impossible to estimate the total economic cost attributable to job losses, reduced working hours, businesses taking their operations overseas, higher operating costs passed on to consumers, and increased taxes that would reduce consumers’ purchasing power. (Shi, 2015, p. 348). After the Affordable Care...
Is it true that people will buy a mattress that is most affordable and offers good comfortability first over a mattress that is more expensive? Please make answer able to copy Thank you.
Most students would agree that even a legitimate titleholder should be allowed to recover his or her property due to his or her inattention. Do you agree?
most agree that as technology increases the cost for healthcare will increase as well, but what about the people operating that technology? Technology improves that means people need to be trained and learn how to use these new machines, so that cost has to be factored into healthcare costs, right? Do you think money going to health care would be better used in our parts of economics? Health care is that one thing everyone hates paying into it until they...
Chapter 7 tells us about some of the people who started very successful businesses. Do you think it would be easy or possible to set up another successful bussiness today? Give some ideas of what you think may be a good business.
agree or disagree A type II error is when one fails to reject something. A type II error is when the nully hypothesis is accepted to be true even when the nully hypothesis is actually false. So, the drug itself is, in fact, safe but we all determined it to be unsafe. So, therefore, it is the error. So in this case, the answer would be B. The drug is actually safe but most people would view this type of...
Why is it so important to have good data? Bad data costs businesses billions of dollars every year. Some people estimate that over 25% of business data is inaccurate or incomplete. In addition, incorrect database data can lead to bad decisions, embarrassment, and angry users / unhappy customer. Your thoughts, experience? Please explain in very detail. Discuss this topic in detail
In an approximately 500-word response, address the following issues/questions: Many businesses around the world still fail because their capital investment decisions are based upon a calculation on the back of an envelope and do not take any of the correct factors into account. Even larger businesses often get this wrong. This is a true sign of poor resource management. • Do you agree or disagree? • Discuss the alternative methods of investment appraisal and describe the limitations of these to...