"ADRs" stands for ___________, and "WEBS" stands for ____________.

A) additional dollar returns; weekly equity and bond survey
B) additional daily returns; world equity and bond survey
C) American dollar returns; world equity and bond statistics
D) American depository receipts; world equity benchmark shares
E) adjusted dollar returns; weighted equity benchmark shares

Nance Corporation is about to introduce a new product. The following costs would be incurred if 44,000 units are produced and sold each year: Nance Corporation uses the absorption costing approach to cost-plus pricing as described in the text.Assume that the company has not yet determined a markup to use on the new product. The new product would require an investment of $1,480,000. The company requires a 30% rate of return on investment in all new products. The markup under the absorption costing approach would be closest to:

A) 109.1%
B) 50.5%
C) 90.5%
D) 63.2%

Which of the following is NOT associated with psychological capital?

A) Vigour
B) Self-efficacy
C) Optimism
D) Hope
E) Resilience

What is a brand? Give some examples of real-world brands that you have identified and explain what elements make up those brands.

_________ usually involves taking samples of work, measuring quality in the samples and determining the acceptability of results.

A) Break-even analysis
B) Statistical quality control
C) Work variation management
D) Work sampling acceptability analysis
E) Just-in-time scheduling

Goods lawfully bearing trademarks or using patents and copyrighted material but entering the American markets without authorization are called ________.

A) counterfeit goods
B) Shanzai goods
C) black market goods
D) gray market goods