One of the determinants of employees' willingness to exert effort is the degree to which they value the rewards offered by the organization.

Answer:

True.

Explanation:

An employee can be defined as an individual who is employed by an employer of labor to perform specific tasks, duties or functions in an organization.

Basically, an employee is saddled with the responsibility of providing specific services to the organization or company where he is currently employed while being paid a certain amount of money hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly depending on the contractual agreement between the two parties (employer and employee).

Hence, while an employer may be the owner of a business firm or company, an employee is a subordinate employed to provide unwavering services to the employer while also, being professional and diligent at all times.

An equality norm refers to a reward system in which the employer or human resource manager decide to compensate or pay the entire workforce the same amount of money without discrimination or favoritism.

Basically, it's paid regardless of individual productivity levels, in order to promote the ability to work effectively in groups.

However, one of the determinants of employees' willingness to exert effort is the degree to which they value the rewards offered by the organization. These rewards usually includes salary, overtime, transportation (car), house, pension, healthcare, allowances, etc.

Hence, the willingness of an employee to put in his best at his place of work by exerting more effort, is largely dependent on the reward system designed and being implemented in the organization.

For example, an employee who's given an official car with a driver, apartment, healthcare and work bonus is more inclined to perform excellently and loyal to his employer.

Why does the demand curve facing a monopolistically competitive firm slope downward in the long run, even after the entry of new firms?

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6.A woman enters an electronics store and asks for help choosing a laptop
she can use to watch movies with her grandchildren. She asks many
questions about an assortment of low- and higher-priced computers
before deciding to purchase one. It is most likely this person is a(n)
•interviewer
•mystery shopper
•trained facilitator
•focus group member

7.An elderly man with lots of free time uses baby lotion on his skin. He
would probably be a great candidate to complete a respondent diary.
True
False

8.Organizations use marketing research to gather data about
(Select all that apply) *
•their customers
•new products they are considering
•employees they want to hire
•their customers' preferences

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Harold wants to find all order numbers in his database that begin with “01” and replace them with “02.” He places his cursor in the “OrderNumber” field and opens the “Find Dialog” box. Which steps would most quickly accomplish this task?

On the Find tab, enter “01” for “Find What,” go to Replace tab, enter “02,” and click “Replace.” Continue to the next record and repeat.

On the Replace tab, enter “01” to search, “02” to replace, and click “Replace All” to change all the order numbers that start with “01.”

On the Find tab, enter “01” for “Find What,” go to Edit tab, enter “02,” and click “Edit.” Continue to the next record and repeat.

On the Replace tab, enter “01” to search, “02” to replace, and click “Change All” to change all the order numbers that start with “01.”

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Secondary data consist of ________. A) data that is unreliable and unsuitable for the purpose of making marketing decisions B) information collected from conducting personal, in-depth interviews C) data that does not age D) information that already exists somewhere, having been collected for another purpose E) information collected for the specific purpose at hand

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You see Paul dealing with Susan, an upset employee from another department. Susan is complaining about something that your department was supposed to do but didn't. You are in a back room and have not been seen by Susan. Paul is obviously frustrated and unable to deal with Susan effectively. You should:

a. Walk up to the pair and attempt to change the conversation.
b. Introduce yourself to Susan and offer your assistance.
c. Ask your supervisor to offer some interpersonal skills training to Paul.
d. Tell Paul that Susan is needed by the supervisor to end the situation.

Stear Inc. deposited an NSF check of a customer into the bank. At the end of the month, there was a difference in the bank balance and checkbook balance due to this NSF check. How can this be rectified?

А. reduce the checkbook balance
B. increase the checkbook balance
C. reduce the bank balance
D. increase the bank balance
E. reduce both the checkbook and bank balance

If you buy an investment for $800 and then sell it for $1,000 ten months later, what is your annual return on investment (percentage)?

Imagine you are the owner of a small local peanut butter company. You have many competitors in the peanut butter market but your products are unique
because you offer chocolate, hazelnut, and cinnamon raisin peanut butter flavors. Thinking about your competitive strategy, what should be your main focus?
O A. keeping a competitive edge by marketing your unique peanut butter flavors
B. how to grow the company by adding new flavors each month
C. social responsibility
OD. sending out free samples to gain new customers

Dirk suffered a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital where heart surgery was performed. His total bill for medical services was $50,000. Dirk has a major medical policy with 80-20 coinsurance, a $1,000 calendar-year deductible, and a $9,000 out-of-pocket limit. The out-of-pocket limit applies to coinsurance only. Assuming this hospitalization was the first medical care that Dirk received during the year and that all of the hospital services were eligible for coverage under the policy, how much of the $50,000 bill will the insurer pay

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What is one of the best ways to avoid credit problems? A. Use your credit as often as possible. B. Apply for as many credit cards as you can. C. Pay your credit bills on-time each month. D. All of the above

A company can act ethically toward employees and meet their expectations by A. improving their products over time and providing guarantees to customers about the integrity of their products. B. selling customers quality products at a fair price and providing good after-sales service. C. maximizing the stockholders' return on investments. D. creating an occupational structure that fairly and equitably rewards organization members for their contributions. E. implementing a high-power distance culture and discouraging decentralized decision making.

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Sheila purchased some raw materials from a vendor. She pays the vendor in cash. Which legal document does the vendor give Sheila to validate
the transaction?

A. purchase slip
B. invoice
C. receipt
D. token
E. payroll

Say the following 2 events occur at the same time: 1) an increase in the price of milk, an input in the production of cheese; 2) a decrease in the price of bagels, a complement of cheese. The following 2 events would lead to a(n) _________ in the market price and a(n) __________ in the market quantity of cheese. 1 point indefinite change; indefinite change increase; indefinite change indefinite change; decrease indefinite change; increase decrease; indefinite change

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When a startup wants to offer stock on the stock market, they go from a private to a public company.

The best way to obtain all of your education history including grades, course history, and credits earned is to request a
O diploma
transfer
O transcript
O report card

Your finance rate is determined by your credit history and credit rating.
True
False

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How do you think your interests and experiences could turn into your future career?

Assignment 7S
(15 points)
Assignment Overview
This is a three-part assignment.
In Part I, you'll check your work from Section 7.
In Part II, you'll add on to your Section 7 project.
In Part III, you'll zip and submit your files to your instructor.
Part I: Check Your Work
Follow these steps to check your work from Section 7.
1. Make sure your Career Presentation looks the way you want it to. If you want to make
changes, do that now.
2. Make sure you've saved your work before you continue.
3. Make sure your Career Presentation meets the criteria in the Career_Presentation
Grading Rubric on the next page.

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The production, purchase, and sale of goods in a world-wide market is known as the _____.

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Crest toothpaste has selected new moms as their target market. In the process of positioning their new product BabySafeToothpaste, Crest will adjust its marketing mix variables in order to give the target market Group of answer choices More features than the competition offers. A more flexible supply chain strategy A perceptual map of the toothpaste product category A clear, distinctive, and desirable understanding of BabySafe Toothpaste relative to competing products. Lower prices than the competitors offer