Archive for September 2017

Mr. Smith is a Speech Therapy client of yours that was involved in an awful car accident where he hit is head very hard of the dashboard. Which of the following characteristics might the exhibit?

Mr. Smith is a Speech Therapy client of yours that was involved in an awful car accident where he hit is head very hard of the dashboard. Which of the following characteristics might the exhibit?



Answer: Socially inappropriate behavior & Depression, Poor Memory & Disorientation & Dysphagia & Difficulty Sequencing.

When families ask how long their loved one will have aphasia, an appropriate response would be "As long as intensive therapy is received for 2 weeks, all symptoms will reside and they should be able to return to all normal activities"

When families ask how long their loved one will have aphasia, an appropriate response would be "As long as intensive therapy is received for 2 weeks, all symptoms will reside and they should be able to return to all normal activities"



Answer: False

Aphasia means

Aphasia means



Answer: Without language

Linguistic Intuition refers to ___

Linguistic Intuition refers to ___



Answer: the ability to recognize correct and incorrect grammar

SLP Aides ___

SLP Aides ___



Answer: May work only with supervision

Serial wardrobers are people who ________.

Serial wardrobers are people who ________.



A) sell fake versions of real outfits
B) deface clothing and shoes
C) buy an outfit, wear it once, and return it
D) shop obsessively for trendy clothing

Answer: C

Sally believes in protecting the environment and likes the concept of recycling. However, in her area, it requires a lot of effort for her to recycle. For her to recycle, she has to sort her items and haul them herself to the recycling center in her town, requiring a high level of effort. Given this level of effort, how likely is it that Sally will recycle?

Sally believes in protecting the environment and likes the concept of recycling. However, in her area, it requires a lot of effort for her to recycle. For her to recycle, she has to sort her items and haul them herself to the recycling center in her town, requiring a high level of effort. Given this level of effort, how likely is it that Sally will recycle?



A) extremely likely
B) somewhat likely
C) somewhat unlikely
D) level of effort required cannot predict behavior

Answer: C

Jan's Tees aims to create t-shirts from natural materials that are fully reusable and recyclable so that the firm uses zero resources to manufacture the shirts. This is known as ________ thinking.

Jan's Tees aims to create t-shirts from natural materials that are fully reusable and recyclable so that the firm uses zero resources to manufacture the shirts. This is known as ________ thinking.



A) triple bottom-line
B) social
C) cradle to cradle
D) literate

Answer: C

The shoe company TOMS gives a pair of shoes to a needy child for every pair that it sells. This is an example of a company which has integrated ________ into its business model.

The shoe company TOMS gives a pair of shoes to a needy child for every pair that it sells. This is an example of a company which has integrated ________ into its business model.



A) correction marketing
B) environmental marketing
C) corporate social responsibility
D) ethical marketing requirements

Answer: C

In Japanese, the word gemba means ________.

In Japanese, the word gemba means ________.



A) a possible interpretation of the truth
B) the one true source of information
C) the news
D) falsehoods

Answer: B

Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals established a new campaign for Yaz birth control to ensure consumers understand that Yaz does not treat PMS, a claim which had been made in early Yaz advertisements. Bayer is using ________.

Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals established a new campaign for Yaz birth control to ensure consumers understand that Yaz does not treat PMS, a claim which had been made in early Yaz advertisements. Bayer is using ________.



A) cooperative advertising
B) subliminal advertising
C) corrective advertising
D) reminder advertising

Answer: C

When consumers are unhappy with a product, they may file a complaint in the form of legal action, Better Business Bureau complaint, or publishing a negative review. This is called a ________ response.

When consumers are unhappy with a product, they may file a complaint in the form of legal action, Better Business Bureau complaint, or publishing a negative review. This is called a ________ response.




A) private
B) third-party
C) voice
D) complaint

Answer: B

Marketers of consumer services such as health care and life insurance are capitalizing on the general trend of an aging population, thereby developing and implementing marketing strategies accordingly. Which macroenvironmental trend is acting as a catalyst here?

Marketers of consumer services such as health care and life insurance are capitalizing on the general trend of an aging population, thereby developing and implementing marketing strategies accordingly. Which macroenvironmental trend is acting as a catalyst here? 



A. Technological
B. Economic
C. Sociocultural
D. Demographic




Answer: D

Marketing information is only valuable when it is used to ________.

Marketing information is only valuable when it is used to ________.




A) expand management's job
B) identify a target market
C) please shareholders
D) increase efficiencies in the supply chain
E) make better marketing decisions



Answer: E

You want to observe how often consumers listen to music throughout their day and what different audio devices they use. You are also interested in how consumers store and access their own music collections. You should conduct ________ research.

You want to observe how often consumers listen to music throughout their day and what different audio devices they use. You are also interested in how consumers store and access their own music collections. You should conduct ________ research.



A) causal
B) experimental
C) secondary
D) survey
E) exploratory




Answer: E

Your colleague is confused about using the marketing research process, as he knows that something is wrong but is not sure of the specific causes to investigate. He seems to be having problems with ________, which is often the hardest step to take.

Your colleague is confused about using the marketing research process, as he knows that something is wrong but is not sure of the specific causes to investigate. He seems to be having problems with ________, which is often the hardest step to take.




A) developing the research plan
B) determining a research approach
C) defining the problem and research objectives
D) selecting a research agency to help
E) C and D




Answer: C

A marketing information system (MIS) consists of people and procedures to assess information needs, ________, and help decision makers analyze and use the information.

A marketing information system (MIS) consists of people and procedures to assess information needs, ________, and help decision makers analyze and use the information.




A) experiment to develop information
B) test market the information
C) develop the needed information
D) critique the needed information
E) question the needed information




Answer: C

______ the manufacturer or service provider is the set of firms that supply the raw materials, components, parts, information, finances, and expertise needed to create a product or service.

______ the manufacturer or service provider is the set of firms that supply the raw materials, components, parts, information, finances, and expertise needed to create a product or service.



A) Downstream from
B) Upstream from
C) Disintermediated from
D) Horizontal to
E) Parallel with




Answer: B

Market-skimming pricing would likely be most effective in selling ________.

Market-skimming pricing would likely be most effective in selling ________.



A) any convenience item
B) an electronic device for which research and development must be recouped
C) shampoo and bath soap
D) anything easily copied by competitors
E) most items at EDLP retailers such as Walmart




Answer: B

Lancaster Recycling has a history of problems with customers who do not pay their bills on time. Lancaster Recycling wants to improve its cash situation, reduce bad debts, and reduce credit-collection costs. The company might consider which of the following forms of pricing?

Lancaster Recycling has a history of problems with customers who do not pay their bills on time. Lancaster Recycling wants to improve its cash situation, reduce bad debts, and reduce credit-collection costs. The company might consider which of the following forms of pricing?





A) by-product
B) inflation-adjusted
C) cash discounts
D) captive-product
E) penetration



Answer: C

Savings for You, a discount retail chain, is highly competitive. When entering a new market, Savings for You often cuts prices so deeply that it sells below costs, effectively pushing smaller companies with less purchasing power out of the market. Savings for You is most at risk of being accused of ________.

Savings for You, a discount retail chain, is highly competitive. When entering a new market, Savings for You often cuts prices so deeply that it sells below costs, effectively pushing smaller companies with less purchasing power out of the market. Savings for You is most at risk of being accused of ________.



A) market skimming
B) price fixing
C) deceptive pricing
D) price confusion
E) predatory pricing


Answer: E

If Northwest Awnings charges the same price for delivery of its product to any customer that is located within the Great Lakes states, but a different price to customers outside of the Great Lakes states, the company is using ________.

If Northwest Awnings charges the same price for delivery of its product to any customer that is located within the Great Lakes states, but a different price to customers outside of the Great Lakes states, the company is using ________.




A) psychological pricing
B) promotional pricing
C) reference pricing
D) zone pricing
E) uniform-delivered pricing



Answer: D

Big Mike's Health Food Store sells nutritional energy-producing foods. The price of the products sold varies according to individual customer accounts and situations. For example, long-time customers receive discounts. This strategy is an example of ________.

Big Mike's Health Food Store sells nutritional energy-producing foods. The price of the products sold varies according to individual customer accounts and situations. For example, long-time customers receive discounts. This strategy is an example of ________.




A) price elasticity
B) cost-plus pricing
C) dynamic pricing
D) everyday low pricing
E) penetration pricing



Answer: C

In response to price cuts from competitors, a cereal company with several more expensive and higher quality cereals introduced a lower-priced option to its product line. This is an example of which of the following responses to a competitor's price cut?

In response to price cuts from competitors, a cereal company with several more expensive and higher quality cereals introduced a lower-priced option to its product line. This is an example of which of the following responses to a competitor's price cut?




A) raising the perceived value of a product
B) improving product quality
C) accepting a reduced market share
D) launching a "fighter brand"
E) using high-low pricing




Answer: D

The Chicago Bears organization charges different prices for seats in different areas of Soldier Field, even though the costs are the same. This form of pricing is called ________.

The Chicago Bears organization charges different prices for seats in different areas of Soldier Field, even though the costs are the same. This form of pricing is called ________.



A) location-based pricing
B) customer-segment
C) product-form pricing
D) flexible pricing
E) penetration pricing



Answer: A

Manor Cinemas has announced that seniors over 60 years of age can enter the theater for free prior to 4:00 p.m. when accompanied by a paying customer. This is an example of ________.

Manor Cinemas has announced that seniors over 60 years of age can enter the theater for free prior to 4:00 p.m. when accompanied by a paying customer. This is an example of ________.




A) promotional pricing
B) discounts and allowances
C) by-product pricing
D) product bundle pricing
E) location-based pricing




Answer: A

The JC Whitney Company of Chicago offers replacement parts for older Volkswagen Beetles. Parts are often shipped from other locations throughout the United States. However, the company charges for shipping as if every part was shipped from its Chicago headquarters. The company practices ________.

The JC Whitney Company of Chicago offers replacement parts for older Volkswagen Beetles. Parts are often shipped from other locations throughout the United States. However, the company charges for shipping as if every part was shipped from its Chicago headquarters. The company practices ________.



A) FOB-origin pricing
B) uniform-delivered pricing
C) zone pricing
D) basing-point pricing
E) none of the above





Answer: D

Secret Sneaker will give anyone $10 for an old pair of sneakers, regardless of condition, when that person purchases a new pair of sneakers. The end result is essentially reducing the price of the new sneakers by $10. What is this type of price adjustment called?

Secret Sneaker will give anyone $10 for an old pair of sneakers, regardless of condition, when that person purchases a new pair of sneakers. The end result is essentially reducing the price of the new sneakers by $10. What is this type of price adjustment called?



A) functional discount
B) captive product
C) seasonal discount
D) trade-in allowance
E) by-product




Answer: D

Bose prices its most expensive noise reduction earphones at $399.95, which is a full $100.00 more than its next most expensive earphones. It costs Bose only a few dollars more to make the most expensive earphones. Bose is using ________ pricing.

Bose prices its most expensive noise reduction earphones at $399.95, which is a full $100.00 more than its next most expensive earphones. It costs Bose only a few dollars more to make the most expensive earphones. Bose is using ________ pricing.




A) customer-segment
B) product-form
C) promotional
D) penetration
E) captive product



Answer: B

When product managers at Schwinn make decisions about which types of bicycle seats, handlebars, and saddlebags to offer customers on their bikes, they are engaged in ________.

When product managers at Schwinn make decisions about which types of bicycle seats, handlebars, and saddlebags to offer customers on their bikes, they are engaged in ________.




A) product line pricing
B) optional product pricing
C) captive product pricing
D) by-product pricing
E) cost-based pricing


Answer: B

A car maker's strategy of advertising a basic vehicle model with few conveniences and comforts at a low price to entice buyers and then convincing customers to buy higher-priced models with more amenities is an example of which of the following?

A car maker's strategy of advertising a basic vehicle model with few conveniences and comforts at a low price to entice buyers and then convincing customers to buy higher-priced models with more amenities is an example of which of the following?



A) product line pricing
B) optional product pricing
C) captive product pricing
D) allowance pricing
E) segmented pricing




Answer: B

Johnson Boats wants to introduce a new model of boat into mature markets in highly developed countries with the goal of quickly gaining mass-market share. As a consultant, you should recommend a ________ pricing strategy.

Johnson Boats wants to introduce a new model of boat into mature markets in highly developed countries with the goal of quickly gaining mass-market share. As a consultant, you should recommend a ________ pricing strategy.



A) market-skimming
B) market-penetration
C) zone
D) loss-leader
E) captive-product


Answer: B

Comparison pricing claims are legal if they are truthful. However, sellers should not advertise a price reduction unless ________.

Comparison pricing claims are legal if they are truthful. However, sellers should not advertise a price reduction unless ________.



A) it is a saving from the usual retail price
B) a "factory" price, if listed, is what it is claimed to be
C) a "wholesale" price, if listed, is what it is claimed to be
D) "comparable value items" are not actually imperfect goods
E) all of the above



Answer: E

Price discrimination is legal under which of the following conditions?

Price discrimination is legal under which of the following conditions?



A) when a manufacturer and reseller have agreed upon a specified retail price for a product
B) when a manufacturer sells to retailers in different markets
C) when a seller can prove its costs are different when selling to different retailers
D) when a seller advertises prices that are not actually available to consumers
E) when a seller has not communicated with competitors before announcing prices




Answer: C

Federal legislation on price fixing requires that sellers set their prices ________.

Federal legislation on price fixing requires that sellers set their prices ________. 



A) based on their fixed and variable costs
B) without communication from competitors
C) to achieve a specific profit margin
D) without the intention of cutting into competitors' profits
E) consistently throughout a region




Answer: B

If a large retailer sold numerous items below cost with the intention of punishing small competitors and gaining higher long-run profits by putting those competitors out of business, the retailer would be guilty of ________.

If a large retailer sold numerous items below cost with the intention of punishing small competitors and gaining higher long-run profits by putting those competitors out of business, the retailer would be guilty of ________.


A) price collusion
B) price fixing
C) predatory pricing
D) discriminatory pricing
E) penetration pricing




Answer: C

Which of the following would most likely be considered predatory pricing?

Which of the following would most likely be considered predatory pricing?



A) pricing below cost to get rid of a surplus
B) pricing below cost to drive out competitors
C) offering a volume discount
D) offering a suggested retail price on the manufacturer's package
E) offering real-time pricing online



Answer: B

A company would most likely consider launching a low-price "fighter brand" in response to a competitor reducing prices if ________.

A company would most likely consider launching a low-price "fighter brand" in response to a competitor reducing prices if ________.




A) the market segment being lost is price sensitive
B) the market segment being lost is not price sensitive
C) the market segment being lost responds to arguments of higher quality
D) the market segment being lost no longer demands the product
E) the market segment being lost has shifted culturally



Answer: A

When faced with a competitor who has cut its product's price, which of the following is typically the most cost-effective way for a company to maintain its own price but raise the perceived value of its offer?

When faced with a competitor who has cut its product's price, which of the following is typically the most cost-effective way for a company to maintain its own price but raise the perceived value of its offer?



A) improving the quality of the product
B) introducing a higher-priced premium brand
C) altering the company's marketing communications
D) bundling the offer with add-ons
E) distributing the product through less costly channels



Answer: C

When a firm improves the quality and increases the price of a product in reaction to a competitor making a price reduction, the firm is ________.

When a firm improves the quality and increases the price of a product in reaction to a competitor making a price reduction, the firm is ________.



A) moving its brand into a less competitive position
B) negatively positioning its product
C) moving its brand into a higher price-value position
D) creating a "fighter brand"
E) narrowing its target market



Answer: C

What can investors who want to compare one company's profit margin to another company's profit margin utilize?

What can investors who want to compare one company's profit margin to another company's profit margin utilize?




a. The financial statements to conduct a trend analysis
b. The financial statements to calculate the current ratio
c. The financial statements to perform financial ratio analysis
d. The financial statements to calculate the debt ratio




Answer: C

What is the goal of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)?

What is the goal of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)?



a. To distinguish the financial statements from one country to another
b. To achieve domestically recognized accounting and reporting standards
c. To achieve globally recognized or harmonized standards of accounting and reporting
d. To increase the reporting requirements for multinational corporations (MNCs)





Answer: B

Which of the following best illustrates a function of generally accepted accounting principles?

Which of the following best illustrates a function of generally accepted accounting principles?




a. Supplying domestic Company B with International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) requirements
b. Supplying private Company B with International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) requirements
c. Supplying domestic, publicly traded Company B with guidance in preparing financial statements
d. Supplying private Company B with guidance in preparing financial statements




Answer: D

How do options contracts hedge exchange rate risk?

How do options contracts hedge exchange rate risk?



a. By giving an investor the right to buy or sell a specified amount of currency at a future date at a predetermined price
b. By giving investors the flexibility of future contracts that are market-to-market daily
c. By requiring investors to make small commitments to purchase future contracts
d. By investors buying a currency in future option
e. By allowing an investor the ability to exchange a specified amount of currency at a previously agreed exchange rate





Answer: D

What are two short-term effects of currency movement?

What are two short-term effects of currency movement?



a. Translation risk
b. Accounting risk
c. Economic risk
d. Exchange rate fluctuation
e. Transaction risk
f. Consolidated accounting statements






Answer: E

A successful shoe manufacturer has long been subcontracting production of their shoes to countries such as Vietnam. Which of the following concepts was likely considered when selecting production in this country?

A successful shoe manufacturer has long been subcontracting production of their shoes to countries such as Vietnam. Which of the following concepts was likely considered when selecting production in this country?




a. Political uproar
b. Integrity
c. Contract law
d. Value-to-weight ratio
e. Comparative advantage of labor



Answer: D

What is most likely to happen if a computer company decided to own and operate its own fleet of trucks instead of using shipping companies to deliver its computers?

What is most likely to happen if a computer company decided to own and operate its own fleet of trucks instead of using shipping companies to deliver its computers?



a. The computer company would decrease its expertise in supply chain matters
b. The computer company would produce incentives to make its computers better
c. The computer company would be able to compete in international markets
d. The computer company would be increasing the complexity of its process





Answer: D

Why many companies outsource?

Why many companies outsource?



a. To increase their competition
b. To focus on non-value-added inputs
c. To learn a new business
d. To control the supply chain
e. To take advantage of lower wages




Answer: E

What should a smart company do regarding customer complaints to improve the company's customer service in the future?

What should a smart company do regarding customer complaints to improve the company's customer service in the future?



a. Make customer complaint policies as clear as possible before purchases are made
b. Welcome customer complaints to use as feedback
c. Seek out dissatisfied customers through social media outlets
d. Reward customers who provide positive feedback




Answer: B

Which appropriate set of steps should companies follow when developing new products for overseas markets?

Which appropriate set of steps should companies follow when developing new products for overseas markets?





a. Concept testing, business analysis, market testing, and commercialization
b. Business analysis, evaluation of new product ideas, development, and commercialization
c. Commercialization, business analysis, development, and evaluation of new product ideas
d. Identification of sources of new products, evaluation of new product ideas, development, business analysis, and commercialization
e. Identification of sources of new product ideas, evaluation of new product ideas, concept testing, business analysis, development, market testing, and commercialization



Answer: E

How are standardization strategies defined?

How are standardization strategies defined?




a. Approaches in which global products are developed
b. Approaches that compromise marketing strategies
c. Approaches in which marketing strategies used in international operations will be the same as those being used domestically
d. Approaches in which marketing strategies used in international operations will be different than those used domestically
e. Approaches in which concept testing is delivered to the whole market




Answer: C

Which issues was discussed as a concern during the establishment of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)?

Which issues was discussed as a concern during the establishment of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)?




a. The exclusion of Canada from the agreement
b. Uncertainty about whether or not profit for companies would increase
c. The exclusion of Mexico from the agreement
d. A fear that companies would move American manufacturing jobs to Mexico




Answer: D

Which issues are associated with expatriate compensation?

Which issues are associated with expatriate compensation?



a. Collective performance appraisals
b. Language barriers
c. Variability in taxes between countries
d. Major corporation presence





Answer: C

What are stateless corporations?

What are stateless corporations?



a. Corporations that produce goods in one country and export them to other countries
b. Corporations that source work wherever it is most efficient and transcend international boundaries
c. Corporations who set up operations in other countries, but maintain ties to a home country
d. Corporations that establish foreign subsidiaries to handle exports from their home country





Answer: B

Smalltown Times newspaper has a norm of "highest quality in journalism." In this context, the newspaper's reporters don't require close supervision to do great journalistic work. What is this norm an example of?

Smalltown Times newspaper has a norm of "highest quality in journalism." In this context, the newspaper's reporters don't require close supervision to do great journalistic work. What is this norm an example of?




a. Organizational background
b. Organizational customs
c. Organizational culture
d. Organizational traditions




Answer: C

How do interpersonal control systems help manage global business?

How do interpersonal control systems help manage global business?



a. By outlining a system of rules and procedures
b. By controlling profit and market share with output controls and measurements
c. By using Six Sigma initiatives
d. By having executives engage in personal contact with subordinates





Answer: D

How do knowledge management and systems overcome impediments to strategic implementation of global business?

How do knowledge management and systems overcome impediments to strategic implementation of global business?





a. By allowing for the ability to write things down
b. By allowing for the Jubilee stake
c. By allowing for in-person supervision
d. By allowing for legal impediments
e. By allowing for wider dissemination of tacit and explicit knowledge



Answer: E

Which arrangement best outlines Miles and Snow's four basic types of longer-term strategic implementation?

Which arrangement best outlines Miles and Snow's four basic types of longer-term strategic implementation?




a. Coordinators, reactors, defenders, and prospectors
b. Analyzers, prospectors, defenders, and reactors
c. Prospectors, expansionists, analyzers, and defenders
d. Reactors, coordinators, defenders, and prospectors
e. Defenders, prospectors, analyzers, and expansionists





Answer: B

Mr. Chavez banned U.S. oil company operations in Venezuela. Which cost of foreign direct investment (FDI) is this an example of?

Mr. Chavez banned U.S. oil company operations in Venezuela. Which cost of foreign direct investment (FDI) is this an example of?




a. Prevention of human capital development
b. Lack of corporate social responsibility
c. Tarnishing of the country's image
d. Sacrifice of natural resources
e. Unfair political interference




Answer: D

What can internal controls protect honest employees from?

What can internal controls protect honest employees from?




a. Accusations of impropriety
b. Accidentally making errors
c. Discrimination in the workplace
d. Harassment by coworkers




Answer: A

What is the goal of corporate social responsibility?

What is the goal of corporate social responsibility?





a. To apply the informal policies of the company
b. To fulfill federal mandates
c. To follow personal moral intuition
d. To create a balance between private profits and public goods



Answer: C

Which of the following should take place in an effort to successfully conduct business in China?

Which of the following should take place in an effort to successfully conduct business in China?




a. Developing personal relationships with high level business executives
b. Focusing on equal relationship exchanges
c. Attending to relationships between subordinates and superiors (Guanxi)
d. Maintaining a level of dominance and superiority throughout a business dealing




Answer: C

What is a component of the forward market?

What is a component of the forward market?



a. Spot rates
b. Past rates
c. Managed rates
d. Forward rates
e. Non-hedge rates





Answer: D

How does regional integration affect countries?

How does regional integration affect countries?




a. Decreased sustainable development
b. Less international drug trafficking
c. Enhanced social welfare
d. Decreased job opportunities




Answer: C

Which aspects of economic geography affect international trade? Choose 2 answers.

Which aspects of economic geography affect international trade? Choose 2 answers.




a. Size of the countries involved
b. Higher economic barriers
c. Reduced specialization of products closed interaction between emerging markets
d. Advantage of location
a. Size of the countries involved





Answer: D

What must countries do to create regional economic integration?

What must countries do to create regional economic integration?





a. Develop independent operations
b. Have individualized regional strategies
c. Have spatial transformation
d. Disallow geographic distribution of economic activities among countries



Answer: C

What is NOT a rationale for managing trade?

What is NOT a rationale for managing trade?





a. Countertrade
b. Mercantilism
c. Export cartels
d. National security
e. Infant industry argument



Answer: B

What does trade policy have a direct impact on?

What does trade policy have a direct impact on?




a. Infrastructure of large cities
b. The level of inequality in society
c. A country's consumer debt
d. The value of volume of a country's imports and exports



Answer: D

Economists have argues that nationals policies should be implemented to help retrain and educate displace workers. How might these efforts affect the displaced workers ?

Economists have argues that nationals policies should be implemented to help retrain and educate displace workers. How might these efforts affect the displaced workers ?




a. By capping the level of competitiveness
b. By increasing productivity
c. By increasing unemployment
d. By reducing in wages




Answer: B

What is one argument against globalization?

What is one argument against globalization?




a. Collaborative trading will occur
b. Jobs will be lost
c. Economic control will increase
d. New industries will develop



Answer: B
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