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A. Charge a price that covers both fixed and variable costs
B. Charge a price that covers its variable costs only
C. Charge a price that covers its fixed costs only
D. Charge a price that leads to a positive contribution
A. The greater the angle of incidence the greater the risk of the project
B. The greater the angle of incidence the more profit can be earned
C. The greater the angle of incidence the more costs the business will incurred
D. The greater the angle of incidence, the lower the level of contribution per unit
A. A situation where a business tries to substitute scarce resources to increase production
B. A situation where a business produces products that use the smallest amount of scarce resources
C. A situation where a business tries to minimise its costs
D. A situation where a business tries to maximise contribution subject to resource constraints
A. Systems, Leadership, Empowerment, People and Tactics
B. Strategy, Leadership, Environment, Planning and Tactics
C. Social, Legislation, Economic, Political and Technology
D. Socio, Legal, Economic, Political and Technology
A. An increase in an organization's exposure to politically unstable markets
B. Aid to decision making
C. Choice of market and marketing mix
D. Prioritize and manage risk factors
A. The EU Single European Act
B. Almost every market-opening move undertaken by the US in recent years.
C. The alleged dumping of cheap meat in Mexico by US exporters
D. Increasing levels of 'fair trade' between Western and so-called Third World economies
A. Write it on a separate document for later approval
B. Distribute the benefit across business cases for each project
C. Include the resulting measures in the business case along with actual cost and benefit projection
D. Do not mention the benefits that are not a direct result of the project
A. Executive and middle management
B. Individual contributors
C. Shareholders
D. Project and operational teams
A. Plan the enterprise analysis and dictate the organizational direction
B. Determine the financial needs of the organization
C. Provide management with information needed to make decisions
D. Select and prioritize projects
A. Identify additional potential capabilities and determine the best solution by ranking those capabilities
B. Ask the end users to select the solution they prefer most
C. Ask the sponsor to select the best solution that they believe would be best for their organization
D. You've done all you can do, escalate this to the PM who would determine the best solution based on other project criteria
A. Prioritize Requirements
B. Organize Requirements
C. Verify Requirements
D. Validate Requirements
A. A sole proprietorship
B. A corporation
C. A limited liability company
D. A general partnership