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A supply chain is defined as the group of firms that provide all processes required to make a finished product available to the customer True/False - True MRP stands for Materials Requirement Planning True/False - False Materials resource planning Information flows in both direction in supply chain True/False - True ECR stands for efficient consumer response True/Fals - True SCM suppliers should be viewed as "partners" True/False - True When a ...

Nepotism (5) Where is it good and bad? - ~Showing favoritism in the hiring of family members. ~Bad: US (results in unequal opportunity among job applicants). ~Good: Some western cultures (family member is known commodity who can be trusted to be loyal) Different Roles of I/O Psychologists & HR Professionals in Making Effective HR Decisions (5) - ~I/O Psych: contributed to the process of making personnel decisions by developing assessment instruments, conducting validational research ...

Self-directed teams may mean having no supervision on the factory floor. - True The objective of a human resource strategy is to - D) manage labor and design jobs so people are effectively and efficiently utilized. A major challenge in inventory management is to maintain a balance between inventory investment and customer service. - True Four of the components of job design are - B) job specialization, job expansion, psychological components, and self-directed teams. Job ...

Validity - Degree to which our measure assesses all relevant (and only relevant) aspects of performance Therefore, does our measure correlate with some outcome of interest, such as: Manager ratings of job performance Objective measures of job performance Customer satisfaction ratings Absenteeism Theft Accidents Validity Measures - A good level of validity for most selection measures is r = .20 or .30. This seems low until you realize: That unreliability harms validit...

An employee you are managing has not been performing well lately. During a conversation, she states " I don't know whats going on. I suppose I lack the confidence that ill go a good job, so I am afraid to try." What aspect of expectancy theory best captures you employees's problem? - Expectancy Theory Key Expectancy Theory Variables - Expectancy: Will my effort lead to high performance? (effort performance relationship) Instrumentality: What work outcomes will be received as a resu...

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Principal - The money originally invested or loaned, on which basis interest and returns are calculated Collateralized Loan - A loan that is secured by collateral, properties or assets that are subject to seizure on default. Barter - exchange goods without involving money Garnishment - a legal process that allows part of your paycheck to be withheld for payment of a debt gross pay - the total amount you earn before any deductions are subtracted net pay - the amou...

Bounced check - a check written for an amount more than in your account Cashier's Check - A check issued by a bank and sold to you for personal payments to people who won't accept a personal check. It certifies that you have the money available. credit union - A nonprofit financial institution that is owned by its members and organized for their benefit. Commercial Bank - a for-profit institution that offers a full range of financial services Money Order - A form of ...

3 C's of Credit - Character(credit history), Capacity(ability to repay), Capital(assets) APR - Annual percentage rate; the annual rate of interest that is charged for using credit Chapter 7 - The chapter of the Bankruptcy Code providing for "liquidation" (i.e., the sale of a debtor's nonexempt property and the distribution of the proceeds to creditors). chapter 11 - Section of Bankruptcy law that allows businesses to reorganize, continue functioning and pay creditors equ...

If you have a whole life insurance policy with a cash surrender value, and you surrender the policy, what will you receive? - a calculated amount of money which includes part of the premiums paid as well as the interest on that money (because they're not going to give you the whole amount back) What is capital gain? - Income on stocks What is a bull/bear market? - A bull market is a promising market (bull attacks up) A bear market is a market that isn't doing well (bear attacks...

Sources of income - wages, rentals, interest, capital, profits, investments, entrepreneurship Exemption (aka an allowance)) and how does it work - allowance is used to reduce amount of taxed income Liquidity—what does it mean; what products are liquid - the degree of ease in which assets can be sold Gift cards and how they work (a monthly inactivity fee may begin after 12 months) - closed loop system and open loop system Discretionary income or budget surplus - not a...

ABA number/Check Routing Number - the number printed on a check to identify the specific bank on which the check is drawn ATM card - A payment type similar to a debit card that allows you to make electronic purchases but requires that you enter a PIN (Personal Identification Number) for any transaction. Automatic bill payment services - A money transfer scheduled on a predetermined date to pay a recurring bill. bounced check - a check that is not honored by a bank and is ret...

Earned Income - Income derived from active participation in a trade or business, including wages, salary, tips, commissions and bonuses. Unearned Income - Any income that comes from investments and other sources unrelated to employment services. Examples: interest from a savings account, bond interest, alimony, and dividends from stock Exemptions (aka allowance) and how they work - If you are not claimed as a dependent on another taxpayer's return, then you can claim one perso...

sources of income - wages, rentals, interest, capital, profits, investments, entrepreneurship exemption (aka allowance) and how does it work - allowance is used to reduce amount of taxed income. personal exemptions are given for people with dependents or spouses. company exemptions are given for non-profits, religious organizations, and government corporations. liquidity—what does it mean? what products are liquid? - liquidity is the degree in which assets can be sold. cash on h...

If you are denied credit based on your credit report, you are entitled to a: - Correct Answer : A: Free copy of the credit report if you request it within 60 days Reason : If requested within 60 days after the denial, you must be provided with a free copy of the credit report from the specific credit reporting agency whose report was the basis for credit, employment, insurance, or housing denial. At all other times, there is a small fee to get a credit report. Consumer Credit Counseling S...

sources of income - wages, stocks, interest, salary exemption - a deduction allowing to reduce the amount of your income that would be taxed liquidity - access to money fast discretionary income - extra money you can use for anything money orders - bought @ bank; if you don't trust the lender of money Why does US currency have value - because we agree it does opportunity cost - the loss of potential gain of other alternatives when one alternative is chosen...

Barter - Exchange goods without involving money. Cash Card/Gift Card - A prepaid payment card that contains a specific amount of money and that anyone can purchase and use, regardless of their credit score. Cashless Society - A society in which purchases of goods or services are made by credit/debit card or electronic funds transfers rather than with cash or checks. Check - A written, dated, and signed instrument that contains an unconditional order from the drawer that dire...

Which of the following does the Federal Reserve use to regulate the nation's money supply? - Monetary policy The denominations of coins in the United States are: - $.01, $.05, $.10, $.25, $.50, and $1.00 The primary sources of income for most people between the ages of 20 and 35 who are not living on a pension or social security are: - Salaries, wages, and tips Which of the following provides an increase in assets or wealth? - Having capital gains Nora needed to make a l...